Athletics AI
Long jump technique analyzer

Analyze Your Long Jump With Just a Video.

Athletics AI measures every frame from takeoff to landing, and tells you exactly what to fix.

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The Athletics AI app scoring a long jump 80 out of 100, showing the pose skeleton at toe-off with knee angle, hip extension and trunk lean measured against their ideal ranges, then three coaching cues and the drills that fix them.
Real athletes

Built and tested on footage of real jumpers in real sessions, not stock clips.

Checked by hand

Metrics validated against manual frame-by-frame measurement of the same jumps.

Just a phone

Markerless. No sensors, no suit, no force plate, no second camera.

Why Athletics AI

You Can Feel a Bad Jump. You Can't See It.

Nobody watches a takeoff at full speed and sees what happened. Not you, not the teammate filming from the fence, not a coach tracking fourteen athletes across one session. So you land, you know something was off, and you spend the next three jumps guessing which thing it was.

Athletics AI is a long jump technique analyzer that stops the guessing. It reads every frame of your video, measures the angles a coach would measure if they could pause reality, and hands back the two cues worth taking into your next run-up.

How it works

From Video to Coaching in Four Steps

01

Film One Jump

Phone, side-on to the runway, whole body in shot. No markers, no sensors, no second camera. The clip you already take for Instagram works.

02

The AI Reads Every Frame

Pose-estimation models place your joints in all of them, through approach, penultimate step, takeoff, flight and landing.

03

Your Numbers, Measured

Takeoff angle, knee drive, hip extension, landing distance, and one technique score. Measured from the video — not estimated from your height or your PB.

04

Two Things to Fix

Plain coaching language: one thing you did well, two things to work on, and the drills that fix them. Two, because nobody holds more than two thoughts on a runway.

Step four is the one that changes a jump. See what an AI long jump coach actually writes back after an attempt.

Inside the app

What Comes Back After One Jump

The same three steps, on the screens you actually see them on.

Athletics AI analysing a long jump video, with the pose skeleton drawn over the toe-off frame.
02 · Every frame read

Pose estimation walks the clip phase by phase — penultimate step, plant, toe-off, flight, landing.

Athletics AI technique score of 80 out of 100, with all five phases of the jump scored separately.
03 · Scored in five phases

One technique score, split across the five phases, next to the distance measured off the video.

Athletics AI coaching cues: a priority fix for hip drop during the penultimate step, with the drill that corrects it.
04 · Two cues and a drill

The priority fix in plain coaching language, with the drill that corrects it and the reps to do.

What you get

Every Long Jump Metric a Coach Would Look For

Vision

Every Joint, Every Frame

From the last three strides to touchdown in the pit — including the tenth of a second on the board that decides most of your distance.

Data

The Numbers Coaches Measure

Takeoff angle, knee drive, arm swing, hip extension, landing distance. Measured from your video, not guessed from a formula.

Coaching

Cues You Can Use on the Runway

One strength, two focus cues, and the drills that fix them. Written the way a coach talks, not the way a report reads.

What gets measured
Takeoff angle

Jump out, not up. The first number any jump coach looks for.

Knee drive

How high and how hard the lead knee drives at takeoff.

Hip extension

Whether you finished the push or left force on the board.

Landing distance

How far your feet reach before the pit. The cheapest centimeters in the event.

Progress

Proof That the Work Is Working

Every attempt is kept, with its score and every phase behind it. Drill a cue for three weeks and you check the line, not your memory — next to your personal best and how far it still is to the number you are after.

Athletics AI progress screen: technique score rising over six weeks, and a personal best of 6.88 m against a 7.00 m goal.
Who it's for

Built for the Runway, Not the Lab

You have a coach

Athletes in a Squad

Your coach sees you twice a week. Your phone sees every rep. Turn up on Thursday with a measured number instead of "it felt short".

You train alone

Self-Coached Jumpers

Most jumpers never get a technical breakdown at all. This is the measuring half of coaching, on its own, on a Tuesday night when the track is empty.

You run the group

Coaches With Full Squads

You cannot film and break down fourteen athletes in one session. Let the measurement happen automatically and spend your attention on the decisions.

Pricing

Try It Free, Then Decide

The annual plan opens with a free 3-day trial. Film a jump, read your numbers, run the drills — and decide once you have seen your own takeoff, not before. Cancel before day 3 and you are not charged. The monthly plan has no trial and is billed straight away.

Monthly
$9.99/month

No free trial — billed from day one. Cancel anytime, in two taps.

AnnualSave 71%
$34.99/year

Free for the first 3 days. $2.92 a month after, billed once a year.

Same app, same analysis, same coaching on both. Choose annual for the free trial and the lower price, or monthly if you'd rather pay as you go.

Roadmap

Long Jump Is Just the Start

Sprints, hurdles and the rest of the field are next. Early athletes and coaches decide the order — tell us what you want measured and it moves up the list.

  • Long jumpfirst up
  • Triple jumpplanned
  • Sprintsplanned
  • 100m hurdlesplanned
  • 110m hurdlesplanned
  • High jumpplanned
Out now

Measure Your Next Jump

Film one jump, upload it, and see what your takeoff is actually doing. Choose annual and your first 3 days are free — cancel before they end and you pay nothing.

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