We believe sport and physical activity can improve lives and strengthen communities worldwide. We develop MoveSensei Lab to encourage people to move, enjoy movement and understand it through simple, clear measures.
Inspired by judo and its founder, Jigoro Kano, our guiding principle is mutual welfare and benefit: learning through movement, supporting one another and bringing people together across cultures.
Discover how your body moves with MoveSensei Lab, an interactive 3D learning environment for athletics and gymnastics.
Explore running, jumping, throwing, rolls, handstands and cartwheels. Compare the white learner athlete with the cyan reference, adjust movement controls and see how the results change.
The live movement sphere brings the body's movement breakdown into view. Follow coloured body regions, trajectories and real-time charts to explore how legs, torso and arms behave throughout each movement.
EXPLORE MOVEMENT IN 3D
• Compare sprint and marathon running
• Explore standing and running long jumps
• Study distance throws and speed pitching
• Follow gymnastics movements in 3D
• Examine speed, energy and power by body region
• Slow animations and rotate the camera to study technique
LEARN BY COMPARING
Set a target, change one control at a time and compare the learner's performance with the reference. Connect what you see in the athlete's movement with the live readings, body-region charts and movement sphere. Gymnastics controls adjust the calculated movement model while the recorded animation plays as authored.
Designed for pupils, teachers and anyone curious about movement and sports science. Explore biomechanics, posture and the differences between athletic movements through interactive visual learning.
Available in English, Finnish and Swedish. Free, with no ads.
HELP SHAPE MOVESENSEI LAB
Your feedback helps guide future development. Tell us what you enjoyed, what could be clearer and which movements you’d like to explore next. Send feedback to info@movesensei.mobi.
Explore sports biomechanics in 3D. Compare movement, speed, energy and power.