Wearable technologies help Olympians achieve top performance


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 15 Feb 2018

Wearable technologies effect how Olympians train and recover between workouts.

As Fitbits and other wearable activity monitors change how regular people exercise and track their activity, they're having similar effects on how Olympians train and recover between workouts.

It's long been common for coaches to use video cameras to show athletes what their form and movements look like, to track progress, and to fine-tune exactly the right technique for, say, taking off for a jump or landing after a particular trick. But those only show what's going on from the outside.

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