Adaptive swim-stroke coach for disabled swimmers and people with lower-body limitations
Video-based real-time form feedback and stroke customization for swimmers with injuries, chronic pain, or mobility loss who want to train effectively without leg propulsion.
The problem
People with lower-body injuries, chronic pain, or amputations cannot use standard swim training apps because they are built around leg-kick propulsion. They have no way to assess whether their arm-only or modified strokes are efficient, safe, or progressing toward distance goals like a mile swim.
Who has it: Disabled swimmers and people with chronic lower-body pain (foot injuries, amputation, spinal cord injury, arthritis) who want to build endurance through swimming and track progress.
Why now: Wearable underwater cameras, mobile video analysis, and AI pose detection have matured enough to work poolside; adaptive fitness is growing; disabled athletes are increasingly vocal about inclusion in mainstream fitness apps.
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