Theo Weatherall
I enjoy the gym and took the opportunity to design a product for it. I also do videography and photography alongside my degree to help scratch my creative itch.
I enjoy the gym and took the opportunity to design a product for it. I also do videography and photography alongside my degree to help scratch my creative itch.
ClipLog aims to track your weightlifting data throughout your reps, sets and sessions, giving you the best idea of how well you’re training and where you need to make improvements.
Using a 9-axis measurement tool, it can determine the power and speed output of each rep across as many sets as you need.
There’s a lot more to lifting in the gym than just putting some weight on the bar and lifting it. Those who want to make progress will have strategies, plans and programmes in place to help them do so. In the long term, they cannot rely on just adding “X” amount to the bar each week. That’s where ClipLog comes in! The device can give users an insight into the speeds they’re moving the bar at, and over time they can measure progress by how fast they’re moving certain weights at.
