The newly launched CoachSUITE tool from MYLAPS is being offered to all coaches, tracks and federations that ‘strive to get the most out of their training sessions.’ The company adds that the new offering turns MYLAPS training data into valuable (live) insights for sports coaches and athletes.
‘CoachSUITE can be used in all cyclical sports where timing matters, like cycling, athletics, swimming, speed skating, and horse racing. The tool is compatible with all MYLAPS ProChip decoders and shows insights on a laptop, tablet, smartphone, or screen along the track.’
Lap and section times of multiple athletes can be used for immediate feedback or analysis after training sessions. CoachSUITE is a plug and play tool that accesses a local MYLAPS decoder network – with no timing staff required.
The coaching software has been developed by Dutch sports tech company Studio2. Co-owner Robert Slippens is a 4-time Olympic track cyclist and former national cycling coach of the Dutch federation. Founded in 1982, MYLAPS is an automatic sports timing specialist, and ‘develops technology that is used all over the world, from the Olympics and MotoGP to countless local races.’
“In sports a few thousands of a second can make a big difference,” says Robert Slippens, co-owner of Studio2.
“As a former cyclist and cycling coach I know that lap and sector times in training can help to keep track of progress. As many training locations are already equipped with MYLAPS timing systems, it’s a great opportunity to use this technology to optimize training sessions.
“With the most accurate timing data that MYLAPS systems provide, we believe we’ve developed a strong tool that raises training to the next level.”
Raymond Perin, Global Commercial Director Active Sports at MYLAPS, said “At MYLAPS we strive to offer the ultimate sports experience to athletes, followers and events.
“With this training tool athletes and coaches can use our timing data to get the most out of their training. We look forward to work together with Studio2 and help athletes to reach their goals.”
