Countdown
Use a standardized countdown for repeatable sprint tests and athlete comparisons.
Measure Speed. Train Performance.
Use ROXProX Laser for sprint timing. Add randomized cues, reactive starts, and movement-based training when you want to go further.
Traditional Speed Measurement. And More.
Measure straight sprints, flying sprints, acceleration, split times, and timed movement drills. Then add randomized visual or auditory cues, decision-making, and reactive movement with the same system.
Traditional Measurement
Straight sprints · Flying sprints · Acceleration · Split timing · Timed movement drills
Go Further
Randomized cues · Reactive movement · Decision-based tasks · Professional Cognitive-Motor Training applications
Choose How the Measurement Starts
Laser
Timing starts when the athlete crosses the first ROXProX Laser line—ideal for flying sprints and tests entered at speed.
Faster Setup
Position your start, finish, or split lines and begin measuring.
One ROXProX Laser unit creates one timing line—without an opposing sensor or separate reflector.
Built Around Your Training
Adjustable Laser Distance
Set the crossing distance from approximately 4 to 59 inches (10 to 150 centimetres) to match your setup.
4 in / 10 cm → 59 in / 150 cm
Up to Three Parallel Lanes
A six-piece ROXProX Laser set can create up to three parallel timing lanes for team testing and competitive formats.
6 units · 3 lanes
More Ways to Measure Movement
Use ROXProX Laser for:
- Straight and flying sprints
- Acceleration and split timing
- Reactive starts
- Change-of-direction drills
- Randomized movement tasks
- Team testing
- Sport-specific speed training
Move from testing to training without changing systems.
Measure Speed. Train Performance.
Use traditional timing when that is the objective. Add randomized cueing and Professional Cognitive-Motor Training when you want to measure more.