Sprint | Motion Trials vs SecondsSprint

Measure your speed with pro-level accuracy using Sprint by Motion Trials—the ultrasonic timing system that delivers instant, precise timing data directly to your iPhone. Track every sprint, compare results, and fine-tune your workouts with professional-grade accuracy—without the complexity. Key Features • Quick Setup — Start training in seconds with a simple, intuitive connection process. • Live Results — View your sprint times instantly on a clean, fullscreen display. • Ultra-Precise Timing — Get fully automated, ultrasonic measurements with up to 2 ms accuracy—no more hand-timing errors. • Custom Tests — Create and name your own sprint or agility tests to match your exact training setup. • Athlete Profiles — Set up individual athlete profiles and keep results organised per person. • Clear Progress Charts — Visualise performance with informative charts showing progress by day, week, month, or year — instantly understand form, trends, and improvements. • Automatic Data Storage — Results are securely saved on your device. • Offline Ready — No internet required. Just connect via Bluetooth and go. • Free Forever — Download and use all core features at no cost. • No Sign-Up Needed — Open the app and start timing right away. How It Works 1. Place your Motion Trials sensors on the track. 2. Open the Sprint Trials app and tap Connect. 3. Sprint—and watch your times appear instantly on your iPhone. Whether you’re running sprints, agility drills, or any sport where speed matters, Sprint by Motion Trials gives athletes and coaches the precision, structure, and insight needed to push performance further — effortlessly. Built for athletes. Trusted by coaches. Designed for progress. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

SecondsSprint makes it possible to determine the exact distance an athlete sprints given a fixed number of seconds. Sprint sessions where this app will be very useful: - 23” (men) or 27” (women) sprints, made popular by Chris Korfist and Tony Holler. - The Kosmin test, used to predict 800m and 1500m times. - Any other sprint or run with a fixed duration. HOW IT WORKS - Place cones at regular distances (e.g. 1 yard or 1 meter) in the zone where the athlete will finish. - Choose the number of seconds the athlete will sprint. 23 and 27 seconds are available by default, but any number of seconds can be entered. - Tap the big red START button as soon as the athlete starts to sprint. - Follow the athlete during the sprint and the video will freeze when time is up. - The frozen video will make it easy to determine the sprinted distance.