Systems, media, and methods for an interactive speed ladder
OwnerAdam Zimmermaninventor
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Abstract
Systems, media and methods for an interactive speed ladder are provided. A system includes a speed ladder that has parallel side members and parallel cross members each connecting each of the side members. The system may further include a receiving module configured to receive light path sequence data and foot movement data of a user relative to the speed ladder, wherein the light path sequence data and the foot movement data are received from different sources. The system may also further include lights, located within the cross members, configured to display a light path sequence based upon sequence data received prior to a start of the sequence and an output module configured to output user foot movement data.
Claims15
A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause a software application to:
- receive, from a plurality of user sensors attached to a user, user foot movement data relative to a speed ladder;
- create and display a record associated with the user based upon the foot movement data;
- output, to a plurality of lights within the speed ladder, light path sequence data configured to activate a light path sequence in the plurality of lights;
- and
- modify a separate delay value associated with each of the plurality of lights in the light path sequence data wherein each said separate delay value for each of the plurality of lights is individually modified based upon a change in performance of the user.
A method comprising:
- receiving, from a plurality of user sensors attached to a user, foot movement data of the user relative to a speed ladder;
- creating and displaying a record associated with the user based upon the foot movement data;
- outputting, to a plurality of lights within the speed ladder, light path sequence data configured to activate a light path sequence in the plurality of lights;
- and
- modifying a separate delay value associated with each of the plurality of lights in the light path sequence data wherein each said separate delay value for each of the plurality of lights is individually modified based upon a change in performance of the user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.