In collegiate tennis, a fresh can of tennis balls is used every set, amounting to approximately 12-18 cans per match. With each can costing around $4 and containing three balls, that’s $72 and 51 balls per match. For a busy season, the costs and resource use add up quickly. Coach Bobby Bayliss, Manager of Notre…
Megha Gambhir, Co-founder & CEO of Stupa Sports Analytics, shares how AI and augmented reality (AR) are transforming sports broadcasting, creating immersive, engaging, and personalized experiences for fans. By integrating real-time data with AR, sports broadcasts are evolving to offer intuitive visualizations, enhancing storytelling through data-driven insights. Enhancing Fan Engagement with AI and AR AR…
The QLIPP Tennis Performance Sensor is making waves in the tennis world, providing players with a new way to analyze and improve their game. Available on Indiegogo, this cutting-edge device offers real-time stroke data, enabling players to elevate their on-court performance. How the QLIPP Sensor Works Compact and lightweight, the QLIPP sensor attaches directly to…
The tennis racket is an essential tool that can profoundly influence a player’s performance on the court. Factors like weight and balance play a critical role in determining power, control, maneuverability, and stability, making it essential to understand these aspects when selecting or customizing a racket. Here, we’ll explore key considerations for choosing the right…
Although Maria Sharapova retired from professional tennis in February, the 33-year-old athlete is actively building a career in the health and wellness space. Sharapova recently appeared as a guest shark on Shark Tank, where she invested $900,000 alongside Mark Cuban in Bala Bangles, stylish weighted wrist and ankle bands. Her latest venture, however, is with…
For years, Hawk-Eye has dominated tennis with its ball-tracking technology, offering video simulations of contested line calls at Grand Slam tournaments and providing fans with precise, calculated projections of the ball’s landing. However, Spanish start-up FoxTenn believes it can offer an even more accurate solution by capturing the actual moment of ball impact without relying…
Tennis coaching is not just about knowing the game; it’s about understanding your players, motivating them, and continuously improving your methods. Whether you’re new to coaching or experienced, these tips will help you elevate your skills and effectiveness. 1. Understand Your Players’ Needs Every player is unique. A great coach takes time to assess the…
Tennis superstar Iga Swiatek claimed she did not know the US Open would feature new VAR-style technology while British number one Cam Norrie welcomed the change. The US Open will feature VAR-style technology to further assist chair umpires with making the right decisions. Iga Swiatek was left confused when she discovered VAR technology would be…
Aryna Sabalenka, the 2024 US Open champion, made history with her third-round match against Ekaterina Alexandrova, which started at 12:08 a.m.—the latest start ever at the US Open. Just two days later, in another late-night match, Zheng Qinwen and Donna Vekic finished their round of 16 match at 2:15 a.m., marking the latest finish for…
Wimbledon: Tradition Meets Cutting-Edge Technology The Wimbledon Championships, famed for its timeless charm, strawberries, and cream, and over 320,000 glasses of Pimm’s, has long held a commitment to excellence. Wimbledon’s approach, however, isn’t to settle for tradition alone. Over recent years, The Championships has embraced technology to enhance the experience for players, spectators, and millions…