Invisible Forces by Jeani
Invisible Forces by Jeani
Podcast Description
Invisible Forces is the podcast from Jeani, the startup redefining how we measure and manage joint-specific movement quality. Each episode unpacks the subtle signals—like load, symmetry, and fatigue—that shape injury risk and performance.
We share insights from our product development journey, explore the science behind our wearable tech, and talk with athletes, researchers, and innovators changing the future of human movement.
If you’re interested in how invisible data drives visible performance, this podcast is for you.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as injury prevention, performance enhancement, and the application of wearable technology in sports, with episodes exploring topics like the mental aspects of athletics, personal growth in startups, and the science of load symmetry.
Invisible Forces is the podcast from Jeani, the startup redefining how we measure and manage joint-specific movement quality. Each episode unpacks the subtle signals—like load, symmetry, and fatigue—that shape injury risk and performance.
We share insights from our product development journey, explore the science behind our wearable tech, and talk with athletes, researchers, and innovators changing the future of human movement.
If you’re interested in how invisible data drives visible performance, this podcast is for you.
In the third episode of Invisible Forces, Michael Bennett (COO) sits down with Ewan Bradley (CEO) for a conversation about the mental side of athletics, the personal growth that comes with being a founder, and (of course) a fair share of USA vs. UK cultural banter.
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