Okay, let me tell you about this “sport box one” thing I tried out the other day. So, I heard about this place that’s like a virtual sports paradise. It’s called “Sports Box,” and they claim to be the first and only one of its kind in Hawaii. I thought, “Why not give it a shot?”
I walked in, and the first thing I noticed was a bunch of simulator bays. You could play all sorts of sports there. They had golf, baseball, soccer, even some wild west shooting game. I’m not much of a hockey or dodgeball guy, but they had those too, along with footgolf, frisbee golf, and bowling.
But what really caught my eye was this “Sportsbox 3D Golf” thing. It’s an app, and get this – it’s a 3D motion analysis studio right in your pocket. No markers, no sensors, just your phone. Sounds crazy, right?
I downloaded the app – it’s free, by the way – just to see what the fuss was about. Turns out, it’s a pretty neat tool. You can record your golf swing and get some basic 3D analysis. They even have a training mode with goals and stuff. I guess it’s a way for coaches to get a taste of what they offer.
So, I started messing around with the app. I recorded a few swings, and it showed me all these angles and lines on my body. It even tracked stuff like my pelvis and chest turn and sway. I’m no pro golfer, but it was interesting to see my swing from a different perspective.
The app has a subscription thing too, called the “3D Player app.” They say it can help you improve your game. I’m not sure if I’m ready to commit to that yet, but I can see how it could be useful for serious golfers.
The people behind this whole thing, “Sportsbox AI,” they’re an AI-powered tech company. They were founded in 2020, and they’re all about these AI coach mobile apps for sports and fitness. Sounds fancy, huh?
One thing that stuck with me was a claim I saw – someone said they increased their club head speed by 5mph in just one session using this app. That’s a pretty big deal in golf. I might have to give that a try.
My Experience with it
Anyway, I spent a good chunk of time messing around with the app and trying out the different simulators. It’s definitely a cool place to hang out, especially if you’re into sports. You can take it with you to practice anywhere.
The whole “one user, one device” thing is pretty convenient. I didn’t need any special equipment, just my phone. And the fact that you can review and analyze swings with a “3D Golf Coach” is kinda wild. I mean, it’s not a real coach, but it’s still pretty impressive what technology can do these days.
- I tried different sports simulators.
- I downloaded and played around with the free Sportsbox 3D Golf app.
- I recorded and analyzed my golf swing.
- I learned about the company and its AI-powered apps.
- I considered the potential benefits of the 3D Player app subscription.
Overall, it was a fun experience. I’m not sure if I’ll become a regular at the Sports Box, but I’m definitely keeping the app on my phone. Who knows, maybe I’ll surprise myself and actually improve my golf game. It’s a cool piece of tech, and it’s interesting to see how AI is making its way into the sports world. You should try it if you got time.
