Tune, the wearable for top athletes

January 12, 2020

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With Tune, top athletes now have a weighty ally to improve their performance.

While the olympics will start in a few days, a new wearable could provide valuable help to athletes who dream of having the privilege of getting on the podium. Tune is a new activity tracker stuffed with electronic sensors who analyze the way athletes run and this type of technology, which has so far been authorized by the Olympic Committee, can make a difference in getting a medal.

Athletes 2.0

If the vast majority of wearable for athletes are designed for amateurs – which can be understood for reasons of profitability – Tune stands out by speaking to an elite.

Developed by the strat up Kinematix, this innovative wearable is able to analyze the exact symmetry between the left foot and the right foot and is able to provide data on how the stride operates by allowing the athlete to visualize how his foot exactly touches the ground and at what pace. The information is transmitted via Bluetooth to the user. Tune presents itselfWe form two small boxes that we hang on the side of each shoe.

Tune also uses GPS data allowing you to view a sports race in detail, distance traveled, route, fluidity, etc. In the end, Tune allows to draw a very fine portrait of the runner so that he can know his strengths and weaknesses and then have the possibility of correcting certain errors and improve its performance.

In addition to the data to which Tune gives access, a personalized exercise and training program allows us to go even further so that the athlete can add specific training sessions which should allow it in particular to limit the risk of injury.

Totally waterproof, the battery fitted Tune has 10 hours autonomy and can be recharged easily. In order to strengthen the product's credibility with the target audience, Tune has been tested by Triathlon champion Vanessa Fernandes who won a silver medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and by Ryan Vail, a Leading American athlete for long distance running. Choice guinea pigs for highlight the qualities of this wearable.

Tune is available for pre-order at the price of 200 dollars on the Kinematix site. If he was foremost thought to help athletes high level to exceed their performance, nothing prevents amateur sportsmen to use it.

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