SportsPrevention.com: Sports injury preventionfor all

SportsPrevention.com estimates the risk levels of preventable injuries associated with training program, training response, recovery and health status by continuously more than 20 evidence-based overtraining and injury markers and risk factors. Each marker is statistically analyzed on an individual basis and results are presented in a simple and meaningful way, along with actionable ‘how to fix’ advices that can be used by coaches and parents to reduce the risk. This new product will benefit to the company Fitstats Technologies Inc. by becoming a leader in the market of mobile applications dedicated to the prevention of sports injuries, either in team or individual sports.

Faculty Supervisor:

Eric Hervet

Student:

Partner:

FITSTATS Technologies Inc

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Information and cultural industries

University:

Université de Moncton

Program:

Accelerate

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