Collection: Stroke counter, counter stroke, repetition or exercise

In training, repetition often determines progress. But if you're fully committed, it's easy to lose track – especially with fast or repetitive movements. This is where counters come in: They take over counting while you focus on technique, execution, and posture. Whether it's punch sequences, coordination exercises, or repetition units – you always know where you stand and can control your training more precisely. This makes each exercise more transparent, controllable, and measurable.

Mental relief – full concentration on the body

If you don't have to count, you can concentrate on what's important: your own body. Especially during longer series or technique-intensive routines, handing over the counting work is a real advantage. This relieves mental stress, saves energy, and improves focus. The rhythm remains stable, and the movements are more fluid. For coaches, this is also a valuable tool for providing more structured support during workouts—especially when several people are training simultaneously. Precise repetition counting creates clarity—for athletes and coaches alike.

Versatile – from boxing to rehab

Counters aren't limited to one sport. They're used in martial arts, athletic training, physical therapy sessions, and functional workouts. Whether it's ensuring consistent load, evaluating technique sequences, or documenting progress in rehabilitation processes, a reliable counter makes training more transparent. Devices in this collection are compact, robust, and easy to use. Ideal for anyone who wants to not only perform but also track repetitions.