can improve athletes’ performance using data-driven training techniques, according to experts
Leading figures in the sports technology industry believe that India has a great deal of potential to become a global leader in sports analytics and that the nation can improve the performance of its athletes through data-driven training methods.
“At the moment, India is the face of corporate analytics, and it has a fantastic chance to lead the world in sports analytics as well. All we need to do to do that is put in place a pipeline so that genuine and high-quality data from all sports enters, according to Ramky S, Promoter, Sports Mechanics.
He was addressing a panel on “Technology Powering Sports Revolution” on Tuesday in Chennai at the Sportstar South Sports Conclave. Sports Mechanics is a partner in technology, analytics, and strategic consultancy for the world of sports. Regarding the availability of data, Ramky claimed that the number of athletes alone generates an enormous amount of data, but that there are few tools or resources available to collect that data and use it for correlation.
There is a lot going on in the world of sports, and if you don’t gather that data, you will miss out on a great chance, Ramky continued.
According to Vasanth Bhardwaj, Promoter at Tenvic, the use of technology in sports may be broadly divided into three categories: athletes, spectators, and sports administrators. In each of these categories, the technological experience is still in its infancy.
According to Bhardwaj, players rely on technology to enhance their skills and analyze competitions, but it may also be utilized to plan a strategy against a specific opponent or overcome some technical limits. Technology can be utilized to provide convenience for spectators, such as hassle-free parking alternatives in stadiums and food and beverage management to provide an immersive experience. Technology can be used by sports administrators to operate with transparency and honesty.