Beast lets users see their results in rest times While there are now data capture tech solutions which allow the tracking and
measuring of weight training – such as GymWatch – Italian-designed
Beast is looking to disrupt the market by displaying results in real-time.
Beast’s magnetic sensor can be attached to weights – such as barbells, dumbbells,
kettlebells or gym machines – as well as to the body during free training.
The sensor is
then linked to a smartphone app to record the data and produce a live stream showing
effort levels.
Users are able to review their performance in detail during rest time, get suggestions
from Beast, and improve training by adjusting loads, sets or reps based on their training
goals.
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