SKEO - Momentum Magnet

We make better skiers

We believe that constant ski improvement leads to few longer seasons and way more fun.

The first step to better skiing is a coach in your pocket

Track Your Ski Level:

Rank your ski level from beginner to Olympian with the Bode Miller designed Universal Alpine

Ranking

Get Coaching on your Technique:

Skill level based coaching so you can improve speed, body control and reduce your chances of injury.

Analyze every run with a 3D Avatar:

Turn the camera on your body position with our 3D avatar so you can see more than just your skii tracks.

“I built this product to help skiers understand their skiing.”

Bode Miller, US Olympic Skier

What level am I?

The Universal Alpine Ranking is a score of 0 to 100. It was designed to answer a common question: how do I know where I am? I can easily rank myself in tennis or golf, but not skiing.

Here’s how your ranking is determined:

Speed

SPEED:

Maximum speed
Average speed
Maximum sustained speed
Acceleration to 40mph (65 kph)
Maximum G-Force resisted in a turn

TURN IQ

Key indicator

Note: One interesting element is that SPEED and TURN IQ are generally opposing stats. So as your SPEED increases, your TURN IQ decreases

Stamina

STAMINA:

Ratio of time spent actively skiing vs resting on the side of the trail (not resting in the lodge or taking bio breaks)
Total distance skied in miles

Body position

BODY POSITION:

Body position is the #1 issue for most skiers
Upper body – too far back / balanced over skis / too far forward
Hip angulation
Turn initiation – your upper body and legs should be separated. I.e., your upper body should remain relatively still and point straight down the fall line and your legs/hips should swivel as you perform turns.

STYLE

TURN STYLING (needs a better name)

Ratio of long turns vs. short turns vs. going straight
- Skiing straight generally means that the skier is a novice
Linking turns into ‘streaks’
Smooth transitions between long and short turns

INTENSITY

INTENSITY (needs a better name)

Ratio of time spent in a proper skiing stance versus a casual / lazy stance
How steep the slopes are that you ski
How much vertical drop you’ve covered

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Swiss-made, physician designed and Olympian developed

Swiss physician and founder Martin Kawalski was in his orthopedic residency in Zurich when he started wondering about the trends he was seeing in the winter season – all skiing related.

With a pool of data he found there were three to four common injuries and all of them were preventable with data that led to better body positions and greater safety.

SKEO was born to help obsessive skiers remain on the slopes and out of the orthopedic office.