AOSSM Youth to the NFL Sports Medicine Course no CME-Wearable Technology

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This video discusses the use of wearable technology in sports, particularly in the NFL. It mentions various examples of wearable tech, such as sensors in helmets, mouth guards, knee braces, and shoes, which track biomechanics and motion. It also discusses physiological sensors like the whoop bands and aura rings, which monitor sleep and recovery. The video highlights the reasons for using wearable tech, including making informed decisions, planning and preparation, injury risk assessment, and injury modeling. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration between departments and the potential for wearable tech to revolutionize sports medicine in the future, offering improved data, injury prediction models, and physiological monitoring. Dr. Vuce's work with moxie and oxygen tech in ACL rehab is also mentioned. The video concludes by urging practitioners to embrace wearable tech and its potential impact. No credits are mentioned in the video transcript.

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Presented by Joe Sheehan MS, ATC

Keywords

wearable technology

sports

NFL

sensors

biomechanics