Combat wearable
Move your Apple Watch from your wrist to your hip. Record your training on the Watch. Review it on your iPhone.
Animated product concept · simulated readings
The Apple Watch is built for the wrist. Glance down for pace, laps, distance and heart rate. For these sports, that is exactly where it belongs.
Nothing goes on your wrist. A watch on the mat is a hazard to your training partner and to you, and it is the first thing that gets grabbed.
And you do not want to look at anything while you train. A roll is not a place to check a screen.
Use the Apple Watch you already own.
No new device. Choose your activity on iPhone, start a training session, and check your Watch connection before you begin.
Clip it. Forget it.
Your Watch records the workout from the hip mount. The mount is a prototype; fit, comfort and sensor contact are being tested.
Make the session count.
Review time trained and available biometrics. Add how hard it felt, then follow your consistency across the week.
01 / IN THE MOMENT
LESS SCREEN. MORE PRESENCE.
DEMO
Under the waistband · screen off
12:47141 bpm
Train now. Read it later.
A record of your sessions: time on the mat, heart rate where the sensor caught it, and how hard it felt to you. Heart-rate readings at the hip can have gaps. Missing readings stay missing.
Your coach sees what you let them see.
Join a team. Choose your coach. Decide what to share.
Joining a team shares nothing automatically. Name your coaches, revoke access whenever you want.
Gym managers get their own portal, team tools and light branding. Check-in is always opt-in.
More time present.
More of your potential.
A pilot, built with the people who use it. Get updates on the app and the hip mount.