AIKYNETIX

AiKYNETIX is heading to THSCA 2026.

From July 19-21, we’ll be in Houston for the 94th Annual THSCA Coaching School and Convention, bringing together more than 18,000 coaches, athletic administrators, and exhibitors.

We’re looking forward to meeting the people shaping high school athletics, exchanging ideas, and talking about how better movement insights can support student-athlete development.

📍 George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston, Texas
📅 July 19-21, 2026
🔵 Visit us at Booth 1844

See you in Houston.

We’re live at the NSCA National Conference 2026, and it has been great meeting coaches, clinicians, and performance professionals who are thinking seriously about how movement data can fit into real-world workflows.

Thank you to everyone who has stopped by Booth 509, explored AiKYNETIX with us, and shared honest feedback.

If you’re at NSCA and haven’t visited yet, come say hi. We’d be glad to connect, exchange ideas, and explore potential collaborations.

AiKYNETIX 1.8 is live. Regular video can now go further: compare sessions, export reports, and edit AI coaching before sharing.
A deeper update for coaches, clinicians, and performance teams who need clearer movement decisions.

What’s new in 1.8:
• Shareable session comparison reports with PDF export
• Editable AI coaching across report surfaces
• Joint-position labels on annotated video
• Two new Solutions reports: Bodyweight Squat Mobility Assessment and Squat Jump
• Olympic-lift phase breakdown for Clean and Jerk
• Deeper running and walking analysis with distance, elevation, and expanded joint-angle series
• More reliable side-view bar-path tracking for weightlifting
• Tennis Serve front-plane metrics and deeper bowling analysis
• Smoother mobile review and report workflows

The focus is simple: more context, cleaner reports, and less time turning movement data into coaching decisions.

https://ai.aikynetix.app/

Happy Independence Day to our U.S. community.

Today, we’re wishing a safe and meaningful 4th of July to the coaches, clinicians, performance teams, athletes, and partners who continue to move their work forward every day.

At AiKYNETIX, we’re grateful to build alongside people who care about progress, precision, and better ways to support human performance.

Enjoy the day, and happy 4th of July.

AiKYNETIX 1.7 is live.

Badminton is now available - with Smash and Clear analysis from regular side-view video. The update also adds new Solutions reports, editable AI coaching notes, and shareable PDF exports.

New in 1.7:
- Badminton analysis: Smash and Clear
- Three new Solutions reports: Tennis Serve, Overhead Squat Mobility, and revamped Running Gait
- Shareable Solution links and PDF exports
- Editable AI coaching notes
- Deeper running, walking, weightlifting, and football analysis
- Improved mobile trimming and upload workflows
- More coach-ready reporting. Less time turning data into decisions.

Try AiKYNETIX:
https://ai.aikynetix.app

We’re running a short Workplace Ergonomics Survey to better understand how organizations are currently thinking about ergonomics, employee wellbeing, and workplace risk.

Survey link: https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/KPzRTx (https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/KPzRTx?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

The goal is to learn what teams are dealing with today, what gaps still exist, and where technology may be genuinely useful in supporting healthier, more effective work environments.

It takes 5-7 minutes, covers four short sections, and all responses are confidential.
If workplace ergonomics, wellbeing, health and safety, or employee experience is part of your work, we’d really value your perspective.

AiKYNETIX is heading to NSCACon 2026.

We’ll be in New Orleans for the 2026 NSCA National Conference, where strength & conditioning coaches, researchers, allied health professionals, and performance leaders come together around coaching-driven science and research-backed performance.

That conversation fits closely with how we think about performance technology: it should support the way coaches already work, not add another layer of admin.

For AiKYNETIX, that means making movement capture and biomechanics reporting more accessible from regular video - so teams can assess, review, and track athlete movement with less friction.

If you’ll be at NSCACon, let’s connect.

How can sports science become part of everyday coaching?

Biomechanics can provide valuable insight into how athletes move, but that information is often difficult to use outside the laboratory.

In a new article, Subhashree Easaki explores how video-based movement assessment can help bring sports science closer to everyday coaching - making it easier to review movement, identify patterns, compare sessions, and support better communication across the performance team.
The goal is not to replace coaching experience with technology. It is to make complex information easier to apply within the way coaches already work.

Read the full article: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/when-camera-becomes-coach-how-aikynetix-closes-lab-to-field-e12ic