Yogger

What is Yogger?

Yogger is a video analysis tool that uses artificial intelligence to help athletes improve their performance. It captures and analyzes your movements, acting like a digital coach, and provides detailed insights to boost physical condition, avoid injuries, and track progress.

The system uses motion capture to break down your movements, focusing on specific joints. This feedback helps you become more effective in your sport.

A key advantage is accessibility: you can capture motion for analysis using just your phone or a webcam, so movement screenings can be done anytime, anywhere, with no special equipment.

Yogger works for individual athletes and teams alike, helping analyze movements, monitor joint development, track progress over time, and prevent injuries. Coaches and physical therapists can also use it to assess clients across many different sports.

Its AI-powered movement screenings can spot potentially harmful movement patterns, provide feedback on corrections, focus on specific joints, and help predict and prevent injuries before they happen.

The app also supports self-coaching: individual athletes can run their own movement screenings, get performance data, identify areas for improvement, and receive personalized advice. Virtual assessments let you run AI-powered screenings on yourself or your clients, producing performance scores and detailed reports no matter where you are.

Who created Yogger?

Yogger was created by Ken Krebs and Adrian Heneveld, who launched it in 2022 to make movement data accessible to physical therapists and coaches. Their approach uses everyday devices like smartphones, tablets, or webcams to collect precise data, eliminating the need for expensive sensors. Yogger’s mission is to highlight the importance of movement data in healthcare and empower coaches, healthcare professionals, and athletes. Ken Krebs serves as CEO & Co-founder, and Adrian Heneveld is COO & Co-founder.

What is Yogger used for?

• Sports trainers analyze movements to help athletes improve physical condition, avoid injuries, and track progress.
• Physical therapists conduct AI-powered movement screenings on patients, focusing on specific joints, monitoring progress, and generating detailed reports.
• Individual athletes and teams analyze movements, track joint development, monitor progress, and prevent injuries.
• Self-coaching lets athletes use AI analysis to identify areas for improvement and get personalized advice.
• Virtual assessments provide detailed reports based on analyzed movements.
• Joint monitoring isolates specific joints to track their development over time.