Track and field · Sprint

Sprint timing
to the millisecond

Wireless gates and an app to measure starts, acceleration and top speed at every session, with no one on the stopwatch and no cables on the track.

From the first step to top speed

The start

0–10 m from a free start: the timer starts as the athlete passes the first gate, with no human reaction delay.

Acceleration

With four gates, a single run gives the 10, 20 and 30 m times. You see where the athlete gains or loses time.

Top speed

In a flying sprint, after a run-up zone, two gates are enough to measure top speed.

From clubs to strength and conditioning coaches

Track and field clubs

Time a whole group, with a profile for each athlete, their records and their history.

Strength and conditioning coaches

Regular speed tests for football, rugby, handball or basketball: figures you can compare from month to month.

Self-coached athletes

Set up the gates, open the app and run: times appear on your phone as you cross.

Going further

Protocol, setup and reading the times.
Height, distances, start, sun and wind.
What hand timing misses.

What is in the box

Before you choose

How many gates do I need for sprinting?
Two for a single time (start and finish). Four to split a 30 m into 0–10, 10–20 and 20–30 m in a single run. The TTime kit includes four.
Do I need someone to do the timing?
No. The gates start and stop the timer, and the times arrive on the phone. The coach can stay focused on technique.
How is it different from a handheld stopwatch?
Over a short sprint, hand-timing error often exceeds an athlete’s progress. Details in our comparison.
How much does the kit cost?
€499 as an early-bird pre-order (20 kits), then €599. See the pre-order.

A project for your club?

Number of athletes, disciplines, setup: let us talk. We reply within 24 hours.