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A NEW REVOLUTION IN SPORTS SCIENCE

We are excited to return to San Francisco on November 28-30, 2017 for our next conference! Biometrics are revolutionizing sports. Advances in sports science, data science, and wearable technology have created new opportunities to improve competitive performance and gain an edge on the competition. The Sports Biometrics Conference is the only conference specifically focused on the analysis of biometrics data - the measurement and statistical analysis of an athlete's physical and behavioral characteristics - to improve athletic performance.

It’s not {just} about technology.…. It’s about having evidence that something works. It’s about setting the players up for success. That includes the fuel they’re putting into their body, it includes their thoughts and their mindset, it includes their physical preparation and recovery. It’s about how those things come together and make them better able to perform on the field to help the team to win. That’s ultimately what we’re trying to do at the top level.

- Angus Mumford, Director of High Performance, Toronto Blue Jays

The conference will represent a chance for attendees to learn more about biometrics trends, tools, products, models, best practices and strategies, and an important opportunity to meet with their peers one on one, in person.

Discover how sports biometrics are enabling athletes to avoid injuries, rapidly enhance their skills, train their minds, reach their peak performance, sustain it, and gain the mental edge to beat the competition. Sports executives and coaches will also learn new techniques to improve in-game strategies, assess talent, build teams, and win more games.

We'll help you separate myth from reality as we provide unbiased assessments of leading edge technologies.

Wearable sports technology has expanded from simple biometric monitoring to the inclusion of perceptual and psychological aspects of professional team sports for enhancing performance.

This year, it is estimated that a total of 9,500 professional athletes on 500 teams in 35 sports and 35 countries are using wearable athletic devices. We are truly at the beginning of a revolution.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

• Sports Executives
• Coaches
• Trainers
• Sports Scientists
• Sports Analysts
• Exercise Physiologists

Wearable athletic devices are being seamlessly incorporated into the fabric of sports apparel, built into sports equipment like balls and bats, and worn by athletes as small devices attached to the body in a waistband or skin patch. Given the advantages gained by teams and athletes using this technology, it will undoubtedly become a standard for all teams in the future.