In today’s fast-paced world, technology and sports seem to go hand-in-hand, and wearable tech devices are rapidly becoming the norm for all types of athletes. Here on the Insight Replay blog, we recently discussed the positive impact of technology on high school football, as well as technology’s role in preventing head injuries in high school …
Earlier this year, the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) officially enacted Rule 3-3-1, allowing baseball coaches and players to use video monitoring or replay equipment for coaching purposes during games. This landmark decision reversed a rule that was put in place more than 25 years ago to help prevent teams from gaining …
Dehydration is serious business for young athletes and sweat sensitive clothes aim to change that. A day in the life of any high school athlete typically involves finding new ways to push his or her body to perform at its absolute best – and that can mean working up a serious sweat. Whether these players …
Win or lose, high school football coaches dedicate countless hours to reviewing game video after every game. From assessing how not to repeat missed passes and fumbles to figuring out how to replicate big plays, Monday’s breakdown of the weekend’s performance has been a long-standing football tradition that remained intact until 2013, when changes to …
With high school baseball and softball seasons on the horizon, players will soon be picking up bats, gloves, and balls to start honing their skills before competition begins. Up until this year, however, one seemingly simple way to improve performance—the use of video recording—hasn’t been allowed by the National Federation of State High School Associations. …
Any experienced coach will tell you that it’s tough to keep a team focused, on track, and motivated all season. Individual players and teams will have highs and lows, and it’s challenging to contend with distractions, fatigue, and even boredom. Whatever your sport, here are some strategies to help your players keep an eye on …
Technology is changing many things about sports today, and it’s playing a big role in preventing head injuries in high school sports. Of course, every athlete understands there are risks associated with intense training, especially in a contact sport such as football. But some injuries, like TBIs (traumatic brain injuries), can potentially cause lifelong complications …
Technology has long since served as the strong right arm for improvement of athletic performance, and it’s really having an impact on high school football. The integration of sports and technology has been vital in training routines and injury prevention, but that doesn’t even begin to cover how technology has changed the game—and business—of football. …
Kids face many challenges during the formative years of high school and playing high school sports can make a huge difference in their lives. From academic stress and peer pressure, to finding themselves and claiming more of their independence and autonomy, the teenage years can be tough to navigate. Add technology to the mix and …
The great Benjamin Franklin once said, “Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” What better way for your players to learn, improve, and win more games than to show them firsthand how they are performing? Video allows an athlete to see him or herself in action—reinforcing …
