Not just a
rep counter.

I was introduced to kettlebell sport in 2012 and fell in love with it almost immediately. Since then, it has stayed with me through years of training, and I’ve come to love not only the sport itself, but also its incredibly supportive community.

Technology has been part of that journey from the beginning. The first mobile app I ever built was a simple kettlebell pentathlon app back in 2014. About 10 years later, that idea grew into Kettlebell Sport Pro — the app I always wished existed.

The app has been shaped together with dedicated testers and competitive athletes, who train and compete at a much higher level than I do. Their experience and feedback have had a huge impact on what the app has become.

My goal is to use technology to give kettlebell athletes better data, feedback and insights, make progress easier to follow, and contribute something meaningful to the sport.

I don’t believe technology can replace a great coach. But I do believe it can be a powerful tool for understanding your training and improving over time.

I've been programming since I was a child but my professional background is in music. I’m a classically trained musician, and was always fascinated by the similarities between practicing an instrument and training for a sport: repetition, technique, feedback, analysis, exploration, patience and the constant process of making small improvements.

Kettlebell sport changed my relationship with training completely. I went from someone who never exercised to someone for whom training has become a natural part of life. Building this app is my way of combining the things I love — kettlebell sport, creativity and community — while hopefully giving something back to our sport.

And there is much more I want to build.