Wearable sports technology in action is only seven years old. It was first seen in 2009 when the European Soccer Club used one of the earliest wearables devises for measuring overall player workload during games. This device was among the first to allow coaches real-time monitoring of each player’s biometrics for signs of exhaustion or injury while on the field. Wearable sports technologies are being used to monitor athletic training, in-game performance, and recovery after an injury. Developments in this rapidly expanding technological niche are letting team administrators, coaches, trainers, and players excel in their sport while reducing ...View More