AOSSM Youth to the NFL Sports Medicine Course with CME-Wearable Technology

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The video discusses wearable technology in sports and its applications in tracking health and fitness information. Examples of wearable tech include devices in helmets, mouthguards, knee braces, and shoes, which track biomechanics data. The use of physiological sensors such as whoop bands, aura rings, and MOXIE sensors are also highlighted, as they provide data on sleep, recovery, and blood oxygen levels. The video emphasizes the reasons for using wearable tech, including making informed decisions, preparation, load management, recovery, injury risk prediction, and injury modeling. The importance of collaboration between different departments in interpreting the objective information is stressed. The future of wearable tech is projected to involve improved data collection, injury prediction models, and physiological monitoring, potentially revolutionizing sports medicine. The speaker encourages healthcare practitioners to embrace and learn how to utilize this technology effectively. (Note: No specific credits were mentioned in the video transcript.)

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Presented by Joe Sheehan MS, ATC

Keywords

wearable technology

sports

tracking

health and fitness

biomechanics data