RAYNOLSE Pro: Smart Jump Rope Training Without Guesswork

A project in Lewes, DE by Raynolse
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Status: Active

Not just a smart rope. A connected cardio system that plans your workout, tracks your pace, and shows your progress.
Backers: 135
Average Daily Pledges: $767
Average Pledge Per Backer: $102

Funding: $13,803 of $10,000
Dates: Sep 1st -> Oct 1st (30 days)
Project By: Raynolse
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Latest News

Our real journey begins after the campaign

September 10th - via: kickstarter.com
Hello from the RAYNOLSE team, Our goal has always been bigger than making and delivering a jump rope. Running and cycling have shown how tracking can help people understand their training and choose their next goal. We hope jump rope can take a... (Read More)

We’re Funded — Here’s What Comes Next

September 8th - via: kickstarter.com
107 backers. $11,064 pledged. 111% funded—with 22 days still to go. Thank you. Your support means far more than reaching a funding goal. It tells us that others share our belief: jump rope should be more than simply counting to 1,000. Like running,... (Read More)

RAYNOLSE Pro, Unboxed: First Impressions, Setup, and App Pairing

September 5th - via: kickstarter.com
Thanks to 84 backers, RAYNOLSE Pro has now reached $8,618—more than 86% of our funding goal. Thank you for believing in what we are building.Over the past few days, we have shared how RAYNOLSE builds your workout, interprets each session, and works... (Read More)

From Rope to Wrist—in Real Time

September 4th - via: kickstarter.com
Thanks to 78 backers, RAYNOLSE Pro has now reached $7,695—77% of our funding goal.Thank you for believing in what we are building. We recently added Apple Watch to the top of our campaign page. Today, instead of repeating the feature list, we want... (Read More)

A Correct Total Wasn’t Enough

September 3rd - via: kickstarter.com
Why We Rebuilt the Way RAYNOLSE Detects a Miss Today, rather than introducing a finished feature, we want to share a problem we discovered while developing RAYNOLSE—and how we worked through it. It is easy to assume that jump-rope accuracy can be... (Read More)

What RAYNOLSE Looks At Before Building Your Next Workout

September 2nd - via: kickstarter.com
A jump rope workout often ends with a single number. “I did 1,000 jumps today.” “I worked out for 10 minutes.” But two workouts with the same 1,000 jumps can tell very different stories. One person might maintain a similar pace from beginning... (Read More)

“1,000 Jumps a Day.” But Is That Right for Me?

September 2nd - via: kickstarter.com
You've probably heard that jump rope is a great workout. But even when you're interested in giving it a try, one question can remain as soon as you pick up the rope: “So, how much should I actually do each day?” You look on YouTube and Instagram.... (Read More)

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