eo SwimBETTER

Jaimie and the team at EO have built an outstanding product that provides unparalleled data for improved swimming alongside top notch customer service. I had a challenge replacing my device battery and Jaimie was personally supportive through the entire process that included international shipping and customs. I highly recommend the company.

I am an Ironman triathlete looking to improve my swimming. This is exactly the tech device that I need to give me real data feedback to enable me to work on aspects/weaknesses in my swimming stroke where I hopefully can make meaningful improvements. And Jaimie’s support is outstanding and highly responsive.

Yes it is expensive but totally worth it if you as me are a total nerd in swimming technique. My data has improved extensively since I bought it last year end. It´s not changing over night but practicing one thing at a time has given results that is clear in the data. The support from the team is also a 5 star rating. At first is was great and now even better with eoi analyze report.

As a sprinter, I think it showed me exactly what I needed and the snorkel recommendation on a prior session was spot on. Got my propulsion closer to 55% and eliminated some crossover, etc...
Cool!
I love technology......
Next step for me is video. I'm very visual. If I see it I can incorporate it.
thanks!
cheers!
Jim (Masters solo swimmer in San Diego)

Over the past two years, we have integrated eo SwimBETTER into training and monitoring with a range of athletes and found they provide access to a previously unquantifiable layer of performance data. They have opened up new learning opportunities not only for the swimmers themselves but also for coaching staff and biomechanists, facilitating evidence-based discussions around stroke mechanics and performance interventions.

A notable application was in the rehabilitation of an elite athlete following major surgery. eo SwimBETTER enabled longitudinal tracking of stroke parameters throughout the recovery phase, allowing us to identify, monitor, and adjust for subtle technical changes as the athlete rebuilt training load and intensity. This objective feedback played a significant role in optimising his return-to-performance trajectory, culminating in a 48.1-second swim over 100m freestyle — a 0.8-second personal best.

I cannot believe how good these things are. I am the classic strong biker, decent runner, poor swimmer triathlete profile. After one swim I can see exactly what is happening, and now I can relate it directly to stroke mechanics. A must have for any serious triathlete.