Sports Performance Band
Sports Technology
A sensor unit on the football boot that tracks speed, acceleration, heart rate, stamina and distance, and flags fatigue before an injury. A working prototype, with pilots open for clubs and academies.
What is the Sports Performance Band?
The Sports Performance Band is a sensor unit that mounts on a football boot and turns each athlete’s movement into live data: speed, acceleration, heart rate, stamina and distance. AI models flag fatigue and overexertion before an injury happens, and turn the data into plain coaching decisions.
What It Tracks
In real time, through training and matches, with metrics tuned to how footballers actually play.
Speed and Acceleration
Every sprint, burst and change of pace, read at the foot where football is played.
Heart Rate and Zones
Heart-rate zones tuned to football, not generic fitness-tracker averages.
Stamina and Distance
How far each athlete covers, and how their output holds up across a session.
Positioning and Movement
Positioning patterns and movement analysis that show how each player moves through the game.
From the Boot to a Coaching Decision
The Boot Reads the Foot
A compact sensor unit on the boot captures foot-level movement that wrist trackers miss.
Data Streams Live
Speed, acceleration, heart rate, stamina and distance arrive in real time, in training and in matches.
AI Finds What Matters
Models detect accumulating fatigue before performance visibly drops, and track each athlete’s trends across weeks.
The Coach Decides
Findings arrive as plain insights: who to push, who to protect, what to train next.
Catching the Injury Before It Happens
What the Touchline Cannot See
Coaches can see technique from the touchline, but not heart-rate zones, accumulating fatigue or the overexertion that comes before an injury. The band makes that visible while there is still time to act.
Alerts in the Moment
Live overexertion monitoring raises an alert the moment an athlete’s load crosses safe thresholds, so a tired player can be rested before a season is lost to injury.
Why the Boot, Not the Wrist
| Wrist Fitness Tracker | Sports Performance Band | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it reads | The wrist | The foot, where football is played |
| Built for | General fitness | Football: positioning, movement and heart-rate zones tuned to the game |
| Fatigue and load | General activity totals | Fatigue flagged before performance visibly drops, with live overexertion alerts |
| Who it speaks to | The wearer, as personal fitness stats | The coach, in plain decisions for each athlete |
Where It Stands
Working Prototype
The boot-mounted hardware works today, with live data capture demonstrated on real athletes and real boots.
Pilots Open
Next come on-pitch pilots with football squads and academies, validating the AI models against real training cycles.
Built by a Niche Team
Embedded systems engineers, sports scientists, AI and machine-learning specialists, and mobile developers.
At a Glance
| Made by | Lenor Ventures Private Limited |
|---|---|
| Mounts on | A football boot |
| Tracks | Speed, acceleration, heart rate, stamina and distance, plus positioning and movement |
| AI | Fatigue detection, athlete trends across weeks, live overexertion alerts |
| For | Football clubs, academies and training programmes |
| Status | Working prototype, live data capture demonstrated; pilots open |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Sports Performance Band track?
- Speed, acceleration, heart rate, stamina and distance in real time, with football-specific metrics such as positioning patterns, movement analysis and heart-rate zones.
Why mount it on the boot?
- The boot reads the foot, where football is played, and captures foot-level movement that wrist trackers miss.
How does it help prevent injury?
- AI models detect accumulating fatigue before performance visibly drops, and live overexertion monitoring raises an alert when an athlete’s load crosses safe thresholds.
Has it been tested with athletes?
- Yes. The working prototype has captured live data on real athletes wearing real boots.
Can our club or academy run a pilot?
- Yes. Pilots with football squads and academies are the next step. Contact us to discuss one.
Run a Pilot with Your Squad
Tell us about your club or academy, and we will plan a pilot around your training cycle.