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Training Center: Motion-capture technology helps fix imbalances

Colby Pearce, a 45-year-old former Olympian and highly decorated track and road cyclist, was injured in a fall on the velodrome in February 2017. The crash left him with a broken right clavicle and several fractured ribs. He visited the University of Colorado Sports Medicine and Performance Center in August and told specialists he felt lopsided, as though the right and left sides of his body were out of sync.

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New medical professional team seeks to change fighter pilot healthcare

LUKE AIR FORCE BASE, Ariz. – A fighter pilot flies his F-16 towards a bombing target. As he nears it, he toggles the weapons release on his controls and drops his payload. The bomb descends, strikes and destroys its target. Moments later, the pilot pulls a sharp turn at high speed to quickly vacate the area before the enemy can react.

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KU lab uses ‘markerless motion capture’ technology to boost athletes’ performance

KU researchers are focusing their effort on sport performance. By measuring an athlete’s performance while conducting motions common to their sport, they can identify force generated during a pitcher’s windup. With that information, coaches and athletes can tell where the athletes’ strengths lie, where they may need improvement and even develop workout plans based on the information.

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From Numbers to Stories to Action Sets: SAI’s DARI System Gives Coaches and Trainers the Insights They Need to Build Elite Athletes

A teenage skier in the process of recovering from a right ACL injury made sufficient progress to get back out into the snow during her training at the Winter Park Competition Center in Colorado.

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Sacramento Kings Sports Performance Lab – 3D Markerless Motion Capture

Inside the Sacramento Kings Practice Facility as their Training Staff uses DARI markerless motion tech to increase strength & decrease injuries.