Designed and created by chartered physiotherapists

Your back rounds long before it hurts.

The BackAware Belt reads your back position while you move, and buzzes the second you leave it. Not a brace holding you up. A reading you can act on.

Vibrates at the beltPosition on your phoneAny lift, any chair

Live back position
UPRIGHT BASE NEUTRAL

Neutral. The belt has nothing to say.

In position
UprightRounded

Sitting is where most backs round without anyone noticing. Set the point once and the belt holds you to it for the rest of the afternoon.

A person sitting side-on at a desk in front of a monitor.
At your deskThe hour you stop noticing your back is the hour it costs you.

This is the reading you get on your phone, and it is the same reading the belt acts on. Everything above runs on your own set point, which you calibrate in the app.

See what comes with the belt

It is not a back belt.

This is the distinction the whole product turns on, and it is the one most people get wrong in the shop.

A support belt

Holds you up, and teaches you nothing.

A back belt will try to support your back, which reduces the need for your core muscles to work. Take it off and you are exactly where you started, with the same habit and the same position.

The BackAware Belt

Makes you aware of where you are.

It does not hold anything. You still fire and work your own core muscles to keep your spine where you want it. The belt's job is to tell you, instantly, the moment you have left it.

"It wasn't even that they were doing exercises incorrectly. They were. It was that they had no idea they were doing things wrong."
Dr Eoin Everard, chartered physiotherapist and founder
A woman balancing on one leg with the other extended behind her, following a class on the television.
A woman wearing the belt in a wide standing lunge with both arms extended, following a class on the wall-mounted television in her living room.

Most people cannot afford a physio watching every rep.

So we built the next best thing and strapped it to your waist. Follow a class on the screen, and your own position follows you through every movement in it, at home, at the time that suits you.

One belt, every room it matters in.

The same reading, whether you are rebuilding after an injury, holding a position in a class, or eight hours into a working day.

A woman wearing the belt in a squat with both arms reaching forward, following a class on the television.
Coming back from an injury

The exercises only work in the right position.

Home rehab is where most recoveries are won or quietly lost. Between appointments you get instant feedback on your back position, so the work you do at home is the work you were actually sent home to do.

A person sitting side-on at a desk in front of a monitor.
At the desk

Stop slouching before it becomes pain.

You never notice the hour you gave up on it. A subtle cue at the waist keeps you aligned through the afternoon without a single reminder on your calendar, and without a brace doing the work your body should be doing.

A person hinging forward over a weight on the floor of a living room, following a class on the television.
In the gym

Every rep counts, or it costs.

A rounded back under load is the rep you pay for later. Real-time feedback on form means you can push the session knowing your position has not quietly slipped on the last three reps of a set.

Two people on the wooden floor of a bright hall, one holding a bridge with one leg raised.
After pregnancy, and later in life

Reconnect, then rebuild.

Returning to movement is the point where confidence matters more than load. Whether you are finding your core again after pregnancy or staying strong and independent later on, you move knowing the position is right.

Two books by Eoin Everard, The Secrets of a Healthy Spine and Get to the Line in the Best Shape Possible.

Why we built it.

Dr Eoin Everard, chartered physiotherapist

"I would give patients exercises to do and they would return doing them in a way that might be hurting their backs even more. Or I would see people exercise in the gym in a way that was going to cause a lot of problems.

Most people can't afford a personal trainer, or a physio to supervise everything they do. I always thought if there was a technology that could get my patients to feel when they were doing things correctly and incorrectly it would be great. If they knew when they were in a poor position, they would start moving much better and feel better."

In his own words, from our About page.
"Like having every lift and exercise supervised by a physiotherapist"
The Irish Times
  • Time Magazine Invention of the Year
  • World's first patented technology of its kind
  • Rated 4.9 on Google Reviews
  • Designed and created by chartered physiotherapists
The BackAware Belt beside a phone showing the app's position screen, photographed on black.

The belt, and what runs on it.

  • On your bodyA soft belt worn at the waist that vibrates the moment your position needs correcting.
  • On your phoneYour back position on screen in real time, with the set point calibrated to you.
  • On your screenGuided routines from back rehabilitation to Pilates to gym workouts, with your position running alongside the class.
  • Behind itPatented technology, designed and created by chartered physiotherapists.

€328BackAware Belt, belt only. Our exercise library and courses come with your BackAware subscription.

Find out where your back actually is.

Put it on, calibrate it once, and let it tell you. Questions about sizing, rehab or kitting out a team? Talk to us.