Fusion Sport at the NFL Combine

On February 15, 2019

Each year the most promising college football players in the country are invited to the exclusive NFL Combine in Indianapolis to be tested in the hope of securing themselves a place in the NFL. The 2019 NFL Combine will be no different, as the city of Indianapolis becomes a buzzing hub for all things football […]

Three Key Take-Aways from the Sports Tech Cup Hackathon

On January 22, 2019

Written by Zac Pross, Data Scientist at Fusion Sport The Australian Sports Tech Cup Hackathon Imagine you are an analyst for a newly formed AFL franchise called the Fusion Sport Fury. You’ve just been emailed several years’ worth of AFL data. One dataset contains AFL Draft Combine Testing Results while another dataset contains Champion Data’s AFL Match Ratings, where […]

‘Return From ACL Injury’ BaiMed Performance | Innovate by Fusion Sport

On September 27, 2018

Our professional development event in Melbourne with AFL Academies High Performance and Medical staff was a great opportunity to network with professionals that share our passion for driving human performance. With so many of our clients doing great things in the world of sport science, Daniel Lawson from the Cronulla Sharks and BaiMed Performance shared […]

‘Preventing Hamstring Injury’ Joshua Ruddy PhD ACU | Innovate by Fusion Sport

On September 24, 2018

Our professional development event in Melbourne with AFL Academies High Performance and Medical staff was a great opportunity to network with professionals that share our passion for driving human performance. With so many of our clients doing great things in the world of sport science, PhD Candidate at ACU Joshua Ruddy shared some new research […]

‘Developing The Young Athlete’ Geelong Grammar School | Innovate by Fusion Sport

On September 19, 2018

Our professional development event in Melbourne with AFL Academies High Performance and Medical staff was a great opportunity to network with professionals that share our passion for driving human performance. With so many of our clients doing great things in the world of sport science, Head of Strength and Conditioning for Geelong Grammar School Thomas […]

Raising the barre: how science is saving ballet dancers

On August 1, 2018

Could new science and high-tech training protect dancers from the injuries that end so many of their careers far too early? At the Royal Opera House in London, home of the Royal Ballet, art is fusing with science to revolutionise the way dancers prepare. In the glass-panelled healthcare suite, ballerinas are standing on high-tech force platforms which […]

University of Oregon’s One-Stop-Shop for Athlete Data

On July 20, 2018

Earlier this year at the 2018 MIT Sloan Sports and Analytics Conference, Andrew Murray, Director of Performance and Sports Science from the University of Oregon, shared in a number of sessions presenting on how the University aggregate information and data streams from numerous technologies and other sources to make better informed decisions on athlete health, well-being […]

Matildas Reaping the Benefits of SMARTABASE | TheWomensGame.com

On July 10, 2018

For an athlete, monitoring workload consistently and accurately can have a meaningful impact on performance and injury reduction. Australian Matildas and Melbourne Victory goalkeeper Casey Dumont believes that SMARTABASE has played a big role in aiding manage her workload. Early in Dumont’s career she suffered a lacerated liver, bouts of osteitis pubis and a ruptured […]

UK University Sports and Athlete Data Management

On June 12, 2018

The UK universities sports environment is a stage for thousands of talented sportsmen and women to perform at the national level by representing their universities and progressing into senior international and elite-level sports at the World University Games and Championships. Every year, over 5,000 teams undergo rigorous training and preparation before taking part in 120 […]

Australia Endures ‘epidemic’ of Preventable ACL Injuries | BrisbaneTimes.com

On May 3, 2018

Anterior cruciate ligament injuries, more commonly known as ACL injuries, are a devastatingly common injury among athletes in the high performance sector. New research out of Latrobe University in Melbourne has discovered that Australia has the highest rates of ACL reconstructions in the world. It is not only elite athletes that are suffering from ACL […]

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