Describing the moment never works.

One clip, with heart rate, speed and stride length from the exact second they were measured. You stop describing and start showing.

See it in the account

36 seconds: recording a clip and watching it play back beside the data.

If any of this sounds familiar

  • You try to explain the moment and lose it in words.
  • You send a video and get five different opinions back.
  • By the lesson next week, nobody remembers it the same way.

A clip on its own invites opinions. A clip with the figures attached ends the argument.

Training video with sensor readings written over the frame
The moment, and the numbers from that moment, in one frame.
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behaviours under saddle are linked to musculoskeletal pain, and eight or more of them together suggest a horse is in pain. They were identified from video, and they are far easier to count on a recording than from the saddle.Horse & Hound, on Sue Dyson’s research

Why did that attempt feel wrong?

Play it back and read the figures at that second instead of arguing about the feeling.

What do I even look like there?

Record freely during the ride. Every clip is saved separately with its own time marker and uploads on its own.

How do I explain this to my trainer?

Send the clip with the data attached and skip the describing altogether.

Choosing which readings appear over the video

Choose what shows

Heart rate, speed, stride length, power, impulse, cadence, rhythm, acceleration, jumps, leg height.

Reviewing the clip beside the charts on a laptop

Review it properly

The same clip and the same curves on a big screen, with your trainer next to you.

Reviewing a session with a trainer on a laptop

Then go through it with your trainer.

This is the one that settles arguments. One clip, one set of figures, two people looking at the same thing.

What you need

Required
HorseCare Sensor Kit, €400Five sensors, charging stand, straps and back pocket
Also
A phoneWhich readings are available depends on the sensors you use
App
iOS and AndroidFree for 90 days, then from €6 a month