No matter what sport you play, it's likely that you'll find data on how effective your training is. With a detailed training analysis, you can help improve your results.
Which activity trackers are best suited for individual sports?
Arccos 360
System Arccos offers users maps of over 40,000 golf courses. When analyzing your performance, you will also get an insight into the results of golfers from different parts of the world. A sensor that you place on each of the clubs in your bag will analyze every swing to perfection.
Zepp Play Soccer
Zepp Play Sensor is a device that passionate football players will immediately fall in love with. Place a small sensor on the gluteus maximus of your dominant leg and let the fun begin. The tracker, which will scrutinize your movement and ball strikes, can be connected to a smartphone via Bluetooth.
Babolat and PIQ
Attention tennis players! If you want to know the speed, spin and type of your strokes, we have a special offer for you. The cooperation between tennis racket manufacturers and experts in sports robotics has borne fruit. PIQ Robot is a wristband that will reveal the strengths and weaknesses of your game.
Traces
Traces will ensure that statistics are always available to surfers on the water, while also being compatible with a GoPro camera. The collaboration is based on the production of a video that captures the highlights of surfing. The tracker will focus mainly on speed, angle and distance covered.
ShotTracker
Technology is also making its way into basketball waters. ShotTracker uses sensors in the basketball and above the basketball court to analyze the game of the entire team. If you want to test your individual skills, we recommend that you use the sensors that need to be placed on the wrist and mesh.
