Wearable technology in Canadian sports is helping athletes push their limits. From smartwatches to GPS trackers, tech is now essential.

These tools collect real-time data. They track heart rate, speed, and recovery. Coaches use this to improve performance.

Olympians like Penny Oleksiak and Andre De Grasse use wearables. They monitor sleep and energy levels daily. This info guides their training choices.

In Canada, many sports academies rely on wearables. They use data to personalize athlete development. It’s changing how young talent is trained.

At AI Sport Canada, we cover how wearables are shaping Canadian sport.

Wearables also help in injury prevention. By analyzing fatigue, they flag when rest is needed. This reduces injury risks.

The Canadian Sport Institute promotes smart training. They recommend wearables for elite and amateur athletes alike. Learn more at canadiansportinstitute.ca.

Fans benefit too. Wearables offer real-time game stats. You can follow player speeds and health live. This makes watching games more interactive.

Coaches say wearables give them a clear edge. It’s not guesswork anymore. It’s science-backed decisions.

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