- Thu Jun 15, 2006 5:41 pm
#14580
Hi,
I am a wheelchair racer doing 100m, 200m and 400m. One thing is that I am looking for a device that can measure/log my speed/acceleration over short durations very accurately to analyse my pushes.
As I said I want to log my speed/acceleration, so that I can see my speed over time at least accurate on the 0,01s. This way I could make a graph and look at my speed against an other trainings exercise. My starting speed is of course 0km/h and accelerate in 50m to about 30km/h. My most important question is, is it possible to get the system that accurate it could calculate the time it took over 100m in lets say about 14 seconds, accurate to 0,01s? This way I could analyse my strokes on the pushrim by force measurement.
Is a system like this possible? Or are there perhaps any complete designs available with this capability already?
Even more exiting would be if there would be a system to record this information “liveâ€
I am a wheelchair racer doing 100m, 200m and 400m. One thing is that I am looking for a device that can measure/log my speed/acceleration over short durations very accurately to analyse my pushes.
As I said I want to log my speed/acceleration, so that I can see my speed over time at least accurate on the 0,01s. This way I could make a graph and look at my speed against an other trainings exercise. My starting speed is of course 0km/h and accelerate in 50m to about 30km/h. My most important question is, is it possible to get the system that accurate it could calculate the time it took over 100m in lets say about 14 seconds, accurate to 0,01s? This way I could analyse my strokes on the pushrim by force measurement.
Is a system like this possible? Or are there perhaps any complete designs available with this capability already?
Even more exiting would be if there would be a system to record this information “liveâ€