From screen energy to real-world motion.
This page is a film-literate bridge between what lives on screen and a real object that carries story forward through movement.
In the 1970s, my friend Marty Reisman gifted me one of his hard-bats.
That single object became a lifelong connection to table tennis as rhythm, movement, and identity.
SIR is a US-patented, racquet-shaped smartphone cover.
With the phone secured inside the paddle, SIR converts movement into filmed, rhythmic physical engagement—
laying the groundwork for a next-generation mental and physical fitness program set to launch in 2026.
A real object with film logic. Not a product pitch. Not an interruption. A continuation:
the idea that certain objects can carry narrative beyond the screen into hands, into movement, into life.
Phone inside
Rhythm-driven
Ages 8–98
US-patented
Film
Record yourself, a class, a demo, or a moment—fast, stable, and handheld.
Move
Shadow swings and footwork become repeatable sequences you can practice anywhere. Click: The Complete Course
Rhythm
Music and tempo turn exercise into performance—movement people actually stick with.
Progress
Practice becomes visible, replayable, refinable—so improvement can be shared and scaled.
A timely parallel
Timothée Chalamet has been seen publicly carrying a racquet-shaped bag.
It’s not in the film, but the visual echo is real. SIR lives in that same visual lane and makes it tangible.
Table tennis is one of the most accessible lifetime sports—physical and cognitive at once.
Done correctly, it blends coordination, timing, reaction, footwork, and focus in a way that feels like play.
- Hand–eye coordination and reaction timing
- Balance and footwork with posture control
- Focus, attention, and fast decision-making
- Low barrier to start, easy to scale up
- Social energy that keeps people coming back
Note: This page is not medical advice, and I’m not claiming table tennis “treats” or “cures” anything.
If you have a condition, use your clinician as the decision-maker. I’m highlighting why the sport is taken seriously
in wellness conversations—and why SIR helps make the movement visible and shareable.
I can demonstrate the prototype, show the filming + movement concept, and discuss how SIR can extend interest in
table tennis into fitness, content, and community—without stepping on the film’s art.
YOU CAN WATCH THE INTERVIEW BELOW TO LEARN ABOUT THE INVENTOR: JULES APATINI
Tip: if you want to jump straight to device in the video above FORWARD TAPE to the: 28.5-minute mark.
The Aerobic Sports Dance & Music Exercises Group
Email: info@aerobicsportsdancemusicexercises.com
Site: aerobicsportsdancemusicexercises.com
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