Sports
Wherever you move, there's a story in it
The same pods work for very different sports. What changes is where you strap them. Here is our recommended setup for each sport, what you can see today, and what's coming. Start with our in-depth pages for running and dance.
Running · Road, track, trail, treadmill
Every stride, left and right.
Running is where ReadMyMove started. Pods on your pelvis and lower legs capture every step, so you can see how your rhythm holds up from the first kilometre to the last.
- Cadence (steps per minute)
- Step timing across the whole run
- Live motion traces and per-session charts
- Ground contact time
- Left / right asymmetry
- Knee-angle estimates (with thigh pods)
- Fresh vs tired comparison
Dance · Bachata, salsa, kizomba, hip-hop…
Find the beat in your feet.
Bachata, salsa, kizomba or freestyle: dance is rhythm made physical. Pods on your waist, ankles and wrists record footwork, hip motion and styling, so you can watch your timing instead of guessing it.
- Step count and step timing
- Live motion traces for hips, feet and arms
- Per-session charts to replay a practice
- Beat and timing feedback against the music
- Dance-style recognition
- Partner sessions side by side
Fitness & strength · Gym, HIIT, functional training
Reps you can see.
From squats to circuits, the way you move under load matters. Pods on your waist and wrists record tempo and rhythm, so a session becomes something you can look back at.
- Live motion traces
- Per-session charts of movement intensity
- Rep counting and tempo
- Exercise recognition
- Left / right balance in unilateral work
Boxing & combat · Boxing, kickboxing, martial arts
Read every combination.
Hands and core tell the story of a round. Pods on both wrists and the chest capture strikes and upper-body rotation, so you and your coach can look at a round instead of only remembering it.
- Live motion traces for hands and torso
- Per-session charts per round
- Strike counting and cadence
- Combination timing
- Footwork rhythm (with ankle pods)
Arm wrestling · Table training and technique
The pull, in detail.
Arm wrestling is decided in fractions of a second. Pods on the wrist and upper arm, plus one on the chest, record the start, the hook and the body lean.
- Live motion traces of arm and torso
- Per-session charts to compare attempts
- Reaction time from the 'go'
- Wrist and forearm rotation estimates
Tennis & racket sports · Tennis, padel, badminton
Strokes, split steps, recovery.
Racket sports mix fast arm work with constant footwork. Pods on your hitting wrist and chest follow your strokes and rotation; add ankle pods to see your split steps.
- Live motion traces for arm and torso
- Per-session charts
- Stroke counting and type
- Rotation timing
- Court movement rhythm (with ankle pods)
Cycling · Road, indoor, gravel
Smooth pedalling, both legs.
On the bike your legs are the engine. Thigh pods follow each pedal stroke, left and right, and an optional waist pod shows how still your hips stay.
- Live motion traces of both legs
- Per-session charts
- Pedalling cadence from leg motion
- Left / right pedal-stroke symmetry
- Hip rocking on long efforts
Horse riding · Dressage, jumping, hacking
Ride with the rhythm.
A good seat follows the horse. Pods on your pelvis and chest record how you move with each gait, so you can compare rides and work on stability with your trainer.
- Live motion traces of seat and upper body
- Per-session charts
- Gait rhythm detection (walk, trot, canter)
- Seat stability and symmetry estimates
Coaches & sport labs
Don’t see your sport? Or work with many athletes?
Pods go wherever a strap goes. Tell us your sport when you join the waitlist, because it shapes what we build next.