I wore an Oura ring & a Whoop band on the same hand/wrist for ~12 months. Here's everything I found... 🧵 TLDR: - Whoop isn't accurate enough to be useful. I took it off. - Oura is better. I'm still wearing it. - Beware readiness/recovery scores - raw data are more insightful.

If you're looking for a new role in industry innovation, this one is pretty cool...!

Over a third of Americans opt for a “sleep divorce”

Human immune and metabolic biomarker levels, and stress-biomarker associations, differ by season: Implications for biomedical health research

Athlete monitoring perspectives of sports coaches and support staff: A scoping review

@Running_Univ Thank you!!

@27newsletter I didn’t even think about that but yeah! Perhaps a lot of second-order consequences we’re unaware of right now…

Sports technology is for fans as much as athletes. Imagine being at a live sports event and being able to see an augmented reality overlay of a player’s real-time game stats, or even heart rate or GPS data. It looks like things might be going that way 👇

The future of Sport Science jobs?! Informing the creation of athlete digital twins for personalized training, performance & nutrition recommendations. Looks like a neat role:

@thinksport True, it definitely feels like a 'society' issue - perhaps sport is just one place where we can clearly see some of the effects manifesting?

@EduFraser Yeah, there's definitely logic there. I wonder how many are monitoring/considering things like this right now!

@brianmackenzie Interesting implications if so! Would love to see it verified...

@AndBastosCoelho The Okanagan, British Columbia!

@lumehealth 💯

@stressrecovery Exactly... it doesn't sound like many systems are currently set up to support this, and/or the resources to do it effectively.

@demccaffrey Good question, would love to know! And/or other companies...