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Examining the Different Tech Used by MMA Fighters During Training

The UFC recently announced UFC 187 coming up in May. On paper this is arguably the biggest card in UFC history. This card features two championship fights as well as a fantastic undercard. Heading into that pay per view event, all the athletes involved will be dedicating weeks and months of training in order to […]

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The NHL is Phasing Hockey into an Enhanced Statistical Future

Last Friday the National Hockey League officially debuted their “enhanced statistic” database. This database comes from the NHL’s new partner with SAP as they plan to create a statistics mecca for the hockey world. A plethora of statistical data has been provided to fans through this website. Along with the statistics is an informational section to educate fans […]

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Blast Motion’s First Basketball Ambassador is from the Miami Heat

Earlier today James Ennis, a rookie forward for the Miami Heat, was announced as Blast Motion‘s first basketball ambassador. Blast Motion is an industry innovator focused on redefining the digital experience with its wearable motion capturing technologies. Ennis will help Blast Motion by implementing their technology into his workouts and showcasing his performance. Donovan Prostrollo, […]

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Adidas is Taking Advantage of Twitter’s Newest Feature

One of the most recent updates to the Twitter platform is the addition of a new group direct messaging feature. With the group DM, users are not restricted to one-on-one interactions as up to 20 people can converse simultaneously via private messaging. Adidas was one of the first major sports companies that sought to capitalize […]

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FIFA Decides to Not Use Video Technology Despite Blown Calls

We have seen it time and time again: human error changing the outcome of a game. Whether it is two free throws given for the smallest of touches or an imaginary pass interference, the rules of the game ultimately come down to those officiating. Some sports have taken measures to prevent human error by implementing […]

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