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- 560 pings a second. Why football's smart ball changes what video referees can see.Discover · For technical directors, competition managers, match analysts, and broadcast teams assessing connected ball officiating technology.
- Sleep in, swim faster? What happened when a 7 a.m. session moved to 9 a.m.Design · For swimming coaches, performance directors, and athletic development staff structuring training schedules and sleep protocols.
- Cognition as a number: measure it, train it, or baseline it?Data · Clubs are buying brain tools for late-game chaos that GPS never fixed. Under one word on the invoice they often buy three different jobs:…
- Ozempic isn't banned in sport. WADA still wants to know who's using it.Defend · Semaglutide and tirzepatide are not prohibited under World Anti-Doping Agency rules for 2027, but WADA is still monitoring their use whil…
- When women crash in pro cycling, the damage looks differentDiscover · The UCI's first sex-disaggregated crash census found bigger pile-ups, higher injury rates and roughly twice the time away from racing for…
- Clubs bought the GPS. The injuries still arrived. What was missing?Define · Football can now measure almost every metre a player runs. That still does not reliably tell a club who will get injured. GPS measures lo…
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