smart training buddy on water
Performance measurement system specifically developed for paddling and rowing sports to objectively measure and improve performance.
How to use
Track and analyze performance data
Pulling force, symmetry distance per stroke
Watt*, stroke rate
and pace measurement
GPS-based distance tracking
Compatibility with heart rate monitoring devices
Track and analyse performance data
Training and race data analysis and tracking:
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Pulling force, symmetry
distance per stroke -
Watt, stroke rate and
pace measurement
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GPS-based
distance tracking - Compatibility with heart rate monitoring devices
PODPaddle-mounted sensor
Measures pulling-force, stroke-rate and symmetry
TrackerOn-Board data collecting unit
(*Coming soon)
(*Coming soon)
Measures velocity, position and tilt angle while providing coaches with real time data
ApplicationDashboard to training data
Summarizes and visualizes the synchronized data, where you can track the performance
Endorsed solution by coaches and athletes
Endorsed solution by coaches and athletes
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Why pull with us?
- Available and affordable solution
- Modular: separately applicable sensors
- Mountable for all types of paddles and oars
- Small, durable design
- Easy-to-use dashboard
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Tested and developed together with athletes and coaches
Supported by the
Hungarian Canoe Federation
Assessed by Kajner paddle manufacturing company
Digitalization on water
Our mission is to support all youth and professional paddle athletes in achieving their goals, even in winning the Olympic gold medal by using our state-of-the-art technology!
Our vision is to enable all paddling and rowing enthusiasts around the world (amateurs and professional athletes alike) to objectively track their sport activities and to be the part of a supportive community.
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our partners
A sport-specific measurement tool will now be available to us, as so far we have only been able to use sportwatch to analyze workouts.”