The WPPO Para Powerlifting Competition Bar & Vmaxpro Eleiko Bar Sensor Kit Guide

For the first time in history, we are integrating technology and data analytics capabilities into our bars.
Together with our long term partners World Para Powerlifting we are helping change the way Para powerlifting athletes train and compete by integrating lift analysis technology into certified Eleiko WPPO Powerlifting Competition Bars.
The WPPO Competition Powerlifting Bar is re-engineered with a patent pending update to the sleeve construction to house custom-designed velocity sensors. In collaboration with Vmaxpro, the leading velocity strength training technology provider, we created a new sensor designed specifically for seamless integration into the Eleiko WPPO Bar.
With or without the sensors inserted, the bar retains its precise certified weight calibration.
Integrating the new sensors into Eleiko bars gives athletes accurate data without the distraction of external measurement solutions that could negatively impact lifting routines and performance.
Learn more about the Eleiko WPPO Powerlifting Competition Bar:
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Learn more about the Vmax Pro Eleiko Bar Sensor Kit:
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[@DougBerninger]

You absolutely need to include this in your weightlifting and (sport) performance barbells! Strength and weightlifting coaches would love this! I know I would!

[@kwwillson]

This is really great. You continue to make our sports better and better. I am proud to own Eleiko equipment.

[@FredrikGyllensten]

Will you offer this for other barbells as well? Would it work with your weightlifting barbells, and still work after being dropped thousands of times?

[@Battle.Born.1864]

Is this just for bench, or will it work with squats and other lifts?

[@johnmoore3569]

Get the idea of providing feedback on how you are lifting the bar. A little light on functionality apart from it helps with bench pressing. Don't really get this as I would have thought to improve lifting you would want to monitor deadlift, clean and jerk....movements. Looking forward to getting more information on how it can improve technique.

[@michaelpenczek8252]

Niiiiice!

[@mjzwkg2380]

Good idea but I think it should be done differently sensors should be build in in lock jaw instead like that you can fit it on any bar without modification

[@eleikosport]

Thank you for your comment. To achieve best in class precision and without adding weight like a collar would we chose to incorporate it into the bar.