Stryd makes a shoe-mounted running power meter that pairs with a watch to give real-time power guidance, backed by Adaptive Training plans and race pacing targets. Work on the first Stryd Pioneer began in late 2014, inspired by cycling power meters and the goal of giving runners an objective measure of intensity.
Same category, HQ in USA
CHChronoTrack provides race timing hardware and event management software for endurance events, from timing systems trusted by high-profile events to an Event Dashboard for registration and results. It began in 2007 when a team in Evansville, Indiana that used RFID to track military MRE shipments started testing whether the same technology could track runners.
Race timing and event management
HAHawkin Dynamics is a human performance technology company that makes wireless force plates and software to help coaches, clinicians and athletes make decisions from clear, actionable data. Founder Ben Watson spent a decade in the motion-analysis industry before starting the company to offer a user-friendly way to test athletes. It released its first force plates in 2017, consolidated its team in Westbrook, Maine, in 2018, and describes itself as a family business.
Force-plate testing and athlete monitoring
HUHudl supplies video, data, AI and operations technology for athletes, coaches, teams and sports organisations. Its products include hands-free HD cameras for recording and livestreaming, team and athlete performance analysis, wearable tracking, scouting and recruiting tools, ticketing and fan-engagement services, and administration for schedules, rosters, tryouts and payments. The platform connects captured footage with AI-assisted insights, highlights and communication tools across youth, school, collegiate and professional sport.
Video, data and performance analysis
TRTrace provides an automated camera and video platform for youth and amateur sports. Its about page describes PlayerFocus software that follows an individual player and generates a playlist of clips, alongside team footage for coaches, families and players. Trace's claims about the scale of its platform and its AI are company statements, not independent measures of accuracy. The offering is a recording and sharing tool rather than a substitute for coaching or a guarantee that every play will be captured.
Automated football camera and video analysis
VEVERT develops wearable sensors and software for measuring athletes' movement and workload. Its site describes real-time tracking of jump height, jump counts and landing impacts, with dashboards for coaches and trainers to follow mechanical load and training demands. The company says its technology is used in volleyball as well as basketball, tennis and soccer and reports use by more than 500 collegiate, national and professional volleyball clubs; that count is company-reported. VERT positions the data as a tool to guide training and identify possible injury risk, not as a device that prevents injuries on its own.
Athlete jump load monitoring
ACACTIVE Network makes activity management software for event organizers, recreation departments, municipalities and camps. Its tools cover registration, email and SMS marketing, audience segmentation, reporting and analytics, and data protection. ACTIVE Network is part of Global Payments, which presents ACTIVE as its recreation and event-management software.
Sports event and recreation management
ALAllTrails is an outdoor exploration platform founded in 2010, with a website and mobile apps that help people discover trails for hiking, running and riding. Its trail information supports route planning through maps, photos, community reviews and details such as length and estimated duration. The company introduced curated Collections and dedicated Park Pages in its 2024 platform update. Its current mission is to help people find their way outside, with a global community rather than a single walking destination. Through its Public Lands Program, AllTrails offers land managers free real-time trail data and insights, and it supports conservation and outdoor-access organisations as a 1% for the Planet company. Visitors should check current trail conditions, local access rules and closures before setting out; a mapped route is not a guarantee of safe or permitted access.
Trail discovery and navigation app
COCOROS makes GPS watches and training tools for endurance athletes, combining advanced technology with sports science so athletes can train with purpose and measure progress. Its range includes ultralight AMOLED GPS watches and performance watches built for racing and training in the mountains, and it connects with a range of fitness platforms.
Specialist sports equipment
