Yu Man Race Timer

Free Yu Man Race timer: 8 × 800 m runs and 8 stations set up. Time several athletes at once and track the splits per station.

Participants

Fill in the line-up as you prepared it. Pick Solo, Duo or Relay per athlete; for Duo and Relay add the partner or team members: one team on one clock.

Add the runners, one per row. Laps and times are kept on the board.

#NamePartner / teamFormatGenderDivisionTime
Paste names (1 per line)

Settings

Timer type
Quick timerEMOM · Tabata

Race type

The course for the splits, in order. Click an exercise to change the name, distance or reps, drag to reorder and save. Turn on Track stations for splits; switch them off per athlete with the small toggle on the card.

    Remote access for coaches, judges and spectators

    Plan a demoUnlocks in a short demo call.

    Plan a demo

    Livestream overlay for OBS or vMix

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    Plan a demo

    A bar over your stream on a transparent background. Backyard: time, lap, distance and who is still in. Race: time, on course and finished.

    Preview with sample data. Turn on Remote access to see your own race.

    How to add it

    1. Turn on Remote access: the overlay follows that session. Copy the overlay URL below.
    2. Download Prism Live Studio (free, iPhone and Android). Open it and pick Stream mode.
    3. Tap + and choose URL (web source). Paste the overlay URL and put it above your camera; everything around the bar stays transparent.
    4. Put your phone on a tripod facing the finish and start the stream to YouTube, Instagram or TikTok.
    1. Turn on Remote access and copy the overlay URL below.
    2. OBS: Sources, +, Browser. Paste the URL, width 1920, height 1080.
    3. Put the source above your camera. Everything around the bar stays transparent.
    1. Turn on Remote access and copy the overlay URL below.
    2. vMix: Add Input, Web Browser. Paste the URL, 1920 × 1080.
    3. Put the input above your camera. Everything around the bar stays transparent.
    Position

    Start Remote access first, then the URL appears here.