Start on sound

start on sound animation

Start on Sound mode

In this mode the runner is signaled to run with any loud sond (such as someone shouting "GO!"; the blowing of a whistle or report from a starting gun). The Sonic Timer starts timing the instant a loud sound is picked up by the built in microphone. The Sonic Timer is intelligent enough to compensate for the time it takes the sound to travel from the source to the runner.

Start on sound mode is very useful for measuring an athletes reaction to auditory stimuli.  Many times an athletes statistics do not tell the whole story.  It is often the case where the "slower" athlete will consistently be first to the ball.  Often this is a result of how an athlete reacts to various forms of stimuli.  Being able to measure and recognize this will allow the coach to make better more informed decisions about an athlete.  It is also useful feedback for the athlete.

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Timely feedback = motivation = better results

Whatever the application both player, coach and/or trainer gets instant feedback and motivation to train harder to increase speed, sharpen reactions to audio, and visual stimuli, increase vertical jump height, and develop explosive leg power.  Many sports organizations and coaches recognize performance information gives a competitive advantage and results in increased performance from their athletes.  With the Sonic Timer, you can now receive accurate measurements and readings for your particular drill application.  This is also an excellent tool for measuring plyometric training progress.

 

 

Applications
  • Measure sprints and dashes
  • Measures player's reaction to visual stimuli
  • Measures player's reaction to audio stimuli
  • Measures player's time based on movement alone
Features
  • 1/100th second accuracy
  • User friendly
  • Wireless
  • Usable indoors or out
  • Upgradable for making Just Jump measurements