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eo
Sporting Goods Manufacturing
Sydney, NSW 656 followers
We develop products that help athletes improve performance, accelerate recovery, prevent injury, and aid rehabilitation.
About us
eo is a sports technology lab. We help athletes redefine limits with products that improve performance, accelerate recovery and aid adaptation, aid rehabilitation, and prevent injury. We exist to accelerate human progress. Working with the finest minds in sports science, we unlock the latent power in every body by applying new research discoveries and innovations to sport. #TheScienceOfDefiance
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- Industry
- Sporting Goods Manufacturing
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Sydney, NSW
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2020
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Fishburners
Level 2, 11 York Street
Sydney, NSW 2000, AU
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Updates
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Ken Ono and Will Tenpas dive into the science behind Paige Madden’s Olympic breathkthrough in Paris. Spoiler alert: eo SwimBETTER played a pivotal role, showcasing how innovation and determination combined to achieve greatness. Don’t miss the full story on SwimSwam - link below. #TheScienceOfDefiance #Swimming #Innovation #DataScience #Teamwork https://lnkd.in/dqHFewuj
The Science Behind Paige Madden’s Olympic Breakthrough in Paris
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In the fall of 2023, Paige Madden’s fastest time for the 800m freestyle was 8:32. Fast-forward to the 800m final in Paris and she swam 8:13 to win the bronze medal. How did Paige drop 19 seconds in just under a year? Hint, eo SwimBETTER had something to do with it. https://lnkd.in/g7xW6Waj
How Paige Madden Dropped 19 Seconds In The 800 Free
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We did it, again! We’ve taken home another Good Design Australia Award, this time in the Digital Design category for the eo SwimBETTER Software Suite 🙌 The judges said: “eo’s Software Suite transforms swim data analysis with its advanced algorithms and user-friendly interface. The Jury was impressed by how the design simplifies complex data for swimmers, providing actionable insights that accelerate improvement. This project exemplifies how design can enhance performance and user experience." We couldn’t have done this without our incredible partners Medulla and Boost Design Australia #TheScienceOfDefiance #GoodDesignAwardWinner
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We’re honored to have played a role in Ben Proud’s incredible silver medal in the 50m free in Paris. With eo SwimBETTER, coaches and athletes can fine-tune technique from anywhere in the world — even when they're in different countries!
Biomechanics | Data Science | Skill Acquisition | Innovation | Research | Performance Planning | Helping people see what they can't see using data informed decision making
Really happy to see Ben finally achieve his Olympic medal! He discusses some of the details of the preparation for the games in the below video. One of the challenges working with Ben is that he trains out in Turkey which is a 5 hour plane journey for me. So when I sat down with Ben at the start of the Olympic year we knew that we would only have a couple of times working together in person. Looking at the calendar and working with James Gibson MBE and Marco Cosso we identified 3 short visits out to Turkey in September, January and April and 3 competition contacts at European Short Course in Romania in December, World Champs in Doha in February and Trials in London in April to refine processes and monitor performance. This then left us Sette Colli in June as a final prep for the Games. Working away from the Aquatics GB performance centres without camera systems at my disposal this challenged me to think creatively about key biomechanical factors important for Ben around his start and his stroke and how I could monitor them in person, at competition and remotely in a consistent and reliable way. Keeping it simple using static cameras, known distances, DLT calibrations and UW distance markers I was able to work with Ben to create a start analysis setup that he could re-create easily and send me videos across to regularly monitor his efforts before we got to competition. Then using the in competition metrics to evaluate effectiveness of taper and preparation. For the free swim component we need a flexible tool that could be used remotely and I found the eo SwimBetter handsets with the support of Jaimie Fuller and Kenneth Graham PhD a really useful tool for me to track and monitor Ben's performance remotely. The UI and integration of video helped me easily work with Ben to identify areas of improvement in his stroke. Working with Ben has really helped me understand the really fine details of this event and how consistency and execution are so important during the 21 seconds.
Ben Proud Breaks Down Intricacies of Sprinting, Winning Olympic Silver in the 50 Free
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What an incredible week of Olympic swimming we’ve just witnessed! We're thrilled to have seen many athletes who have been using eo SwimBETTER to improve their technique standing proudly on the podium, including the world’s two fastest 100m swimmers. #TheScienceOfDefiance #ScientificTrainingProgram
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“We’re at the cusp of this data revolution in swimming and the athletes are hungry for it, the coaches are hungry for it, the sport is hungry for it.” This article from the New York Times tells how Olympic swimmers, including our very own Kyle Chalmers, are getting a mental edge using data to perfect their technique. #eo #SwimBETTER #TheScienceOfDefiance https://lnkd.in/gb4riR45
Why Some Olympic Swimmers Think About Math in the Pool
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eo exists to accelerate human progress through sport. That’s why we’re happy to get behind organisations like the The Sports Excellence Scholarship Fund who raise money to empower young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to reach their potential through sport. Our Chairman, Jaimie Fuller, will be joined by an expert panel including Olympians Mack H. and Ashleigh Brennan and Tennis Australia’s Director of Integrity and Compliance Daniel Stuk to discuss all things integrity in sport. Come along for a delicious lunch and to hear what they have to say. It’s bound to be a lively discussion with these passionate advocates. 📅 Date: Monday, 5 August 2024 📍 Location: The Palace Hotel, South Melbourne Find out more and book your tickets here: https://lnkd.in/du2ydfY3
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When he’s not busy working on new product innovations for eo, our co-founder and principal scientist Kenneth Graham PhD, loves helping athletes achieve their dreams. Here he’s working with Sydney-based mountaineer, Allie Pepper as she attempts to summit the World’s 14 x 8,000m peaks without supplementary oxygen. She’s already two peaks down and has until the end of 2025 to conquer the remaining 12. We wish Allie the best of luck for a safe and successful journey. Video shot by the awesome Anthony Gordon. https://lnkd.in/gueCTvTG
eo's Principal Scientist working with Allie Pepper
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“I knew I was going to be sued by Nike, but I did my research and I knew that they couldn't just come and sue me, they had to issue you a cease and desist.” Our fearless leader, Jaimie Fuller, talks to Chief Maker Greg Layton on The Inner Chief podcast about his days at the SKINS helm, how he is unlocking the secrets of the world’s greatest athletes and teams, and the concept of “persivilience”. Listen now: chiefmaker.com/319 #TheScienceOfDefiance #TheInnerChief
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