THEPROOF
The founder built an AI sprint analysis tool to help athletes improve. Now he's using it on himself — documenting every session, every number, every setback — to prove it actually works.
TODAY
10.75s
100m personal best (hand)
TARGET
10.50s
State Championship, May 2027
RACE DAY COUNTDOWN
5.0% of the 12-month journey complete
SAME PERSON.
BOTH ROLES.
Most athletes can't afford elite coaching infrastructure.
In India, if you want serious biomechanical feedback on your sprinting — the kind that identifies why your left posterior chain is weaker than your right, or how anterior pelvic tilt is costing you centimetres of hip extension — you need access to expensive labs, international coaches, or both. Most Indian sprinters have neither.
So I built SpeedTrackR.
SpeedTrackR uses AI to analyze sprint videos from a smartphone — identifying technique flaws, asymmetries, and mechanical inefficiencies that would normally require a biomechanics lab. I built it because I needed it. After 14 years of competitive sprinting in Chennai, I was hitting performance plateaus I couldn't diagnose without the right tools.
Then surgery stopped everything.
January 2026: hamstring cramp during a session. February 3: appendectomy. Months of momentum gone. By May 2026 — this month — my 100m time had dropped to around 11.8s. The tool I built to help athletes improve was sitting on my phone while I was recovering on a hospital bed.
Now I'm using it on myself. Publicly.
Starting June 8, 2026, I'm executing a 52-week scientific training program — designed with sport science principles, logged every session, analyzed every month using SpeedTrackR — to reach sub-10.50s in the 100m and sub-21.0s in the 200m at the Senior State Championship in May 2027. Every biomechanical report, every training session, every time trial result is published here. You'll see the numbers go up and down. That's the point. This is what real athletic development looks like.
Closing the Information Gap.
In tracks across the world, elite coaching is often gated. SpeedTrackr is the tool Dafin Edison built to analyze his own hip extension and contact times when the labs were out of reach.
Legacy of Speed
From Chennai's heat to global tracks, we maintain the same goal: precision data for every athlete.
Applied Athletic Intel.
We didn't build this in a boardroom. We built it on the track, frame-by-frame, until the data matched the feeling of a perfect start.
BUILT BY ONE.
USED BY MANY.
"As a sprinter, I realized that high-performance coaching shouldn't be locked behind a paywall. SpeedTrackr is my contribution to the track community, removing the friction between an athlete and their data."
At age 15, I ran 51.7 seconds in the 400m and had no idea why. I built SpeedTrackr because the tools existed, but they were tucked away in labs I could never access. Now, the lab is in your pocket.