The collection, analysis, and use of data has revolutionized sports performance practices over the last decade, and has become central to the pursuit of excellence and competitive advantages. As a result, athletes no longer follow a one size fits all regimen. Instead, training is tailored to the individual’s strengths, weaknesses, and specific needs, optimizing performance and peaking when the athlete or team needs it most.
But while sports performance practitioners have embraced data to enhance training, strategy, and overall athletic ability, the field of sports medicine seems to still have ...
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