Swimmers in the market for a new timepiece should take a long, hard look at the new Speedo Aquacoach. The Speedo Aquacoach is a watch specifically designed for swimmers to measure everything from strokes to calories burned.
The Speedo Aquacoach works in pools as small as 15-meters and can detect laps executed using both tumble turns and wall pushes. The watch is waterproof up to 328-feet and can store data from up to 50 swimming sessions letting you compete against your past times anytime. The watch should be a welcome piece of tech for swimmers who, for awhile, have had to watch as innovative pieces of tech were developed to help runners and cyclists measure their workouts. The Speedo Aquacoach is available on Speedo's European website now for $185.
What's Driving This Trend
- Swimming Wearable Technology
- Opportunity to develop innovative wearable technology specifically designed for swimmers to track performance and improve training.
- Data-driven Swimming Training
- Disruptive innovation opportunity in creating advanced analytics tools that integrate with swimmer watches to provide detailed insights and personalized training recommendations.
- Competitive Swimming Tracking
- Opportunity to develop a platform that allows swimmers to compare their performance data with friends, competitors, and professionals for motivation and improvement.
Who This Affects Most
- Fitness Technology
- Integrating swimmer watches with existing fitness technology platforms to offer comprehensive performance tracking for swimmers.
- Sportswear and Equipment
- Manufacturing and marketing of swimmer watches and other innovative swimming gear to meet the growing demand for advanced tracking capabilities.
- Digital Health
- Leveraging swimmer watches and associated data to support health monitoring and rehabilitation programs for swimmers with specific needs or injuries.
