According to a new report published by Allied Market Research, titled “Sports Training Market by Sport Type (Football, Cricket, Baseball, Volleyball), by Form (Academy/Coaching, Therapy, Sports Analytics), by Application ( Men, Women, Children), By Age Group (Under 20, 21-35, 35+), By Medium (Online, Offline): Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2021 -2031″ Sports Training Market size was valued at $11.00 Billion in 2021, and is projected to reach $18.85 Billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 5.7% from 2022 to 2031.

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Athletic trainers can assess and monitor performance in real time using sensors attached to the body or woven into “smart clothes,” which are active garments with sensing fibers. Almost every aspect of the athlete can be measured, including temperature, hydration, and even breathing and heart rate. Additionally, the coach can use these real-time metrics to assess which areas each athlete needs to pay more attention to. Real-time individual performance metrics help establish a more accurate and precise baseline because every athlete is different. Coaches can use live metrics during training to determine whether it’s appropriate to rest, stretch, or train harder.

The increase in the penetration of the Internet, smartphones, computers and other electronic media and entertainment devices has greatly increased the participation of children and young people in indoor activities. This has resulted in decreased health and deterioration of skills and abilities in this population, which in turn has decreased interest and participation in sports and sporting activities. Thus, declining sports training market trends among children and youth participating in sports, owing to the growing interest in multimedia and entertainment devices, is restraining the growth of the sports training industry .

Additionally, many facets of the field of sports training now use lasers and GPS. Coaches can assess athletes’ precise location, distance, speed, and acceleration to better understand where they can improve rather than relying solely on times and splits. Finding more complex facts translates to better performance with less stress and risk of damage. Thus, promotes the demand of sports training market.

The word “athletic training” is used in the sporting context to refer to the process of preparing athletes for their best possible performance. Sports education is the physical, technical, intellectual, psychological, moral and ethical preparation of an athlete or player. Sports training is a comprehensive, scientific and organized method of preparing athletes for elite levels of athletic performance.

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The sports training market is segmented into fitness, sport type, application, medium, age group and region. Based on form, the market is categorized into Academy/Coaching, Therapy, Sports Analytics and Others. Based on the type of sport, it is divided into football, cricket, basketball and volleyball. By application, the market is segmented into women, men and children. Based on the medium, the sports training industry is divided into online and offline. By age bracket, the market is divided into under 20, 21-35, 35+ and others. On the basis of region, it is analyzed in North America (United States, Canada and Mexico), Europe (United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Russia and rest of Europe), Asia -Pacific (China, Japan, Australia & New Zealand, South Korea, India and rest of Asia-Pacific) and LAMEA (Brazil, Argentina, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and rest of LAMEA).

Key players included in the Racquet Sports Equipment Market analysis are – AMP Sports, AthleticLogic, Firstbeat Sports Global, EDGE10 Group, CMT Learning, Coach Logic, Coach Me Plus, Fusion Sport, iGamePlanner, Siliconcoach, SoccerLAB, Kitman Labs, P3, LLC, Sparta Science, The Coach Crew, TeamSnap, Inc., and Sportlyzer LLC.

Main results of the study:

○ By sport type, football segment has the highest sports training market share in 2021 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.3% during the forecast period. However, the volleyball segment is expected to witness a higher sports training market growth rate during the forecast.
○ According to the sports training market forecast by form, the academy/coaching segment dominated the market in 2021 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.3% during the forecast period. However, the sports analytics segment dominated the global market.
○ Based on the sports training market analysis by application, the men’s segment showed the highest growth in 2021 and is expected to register a CAGR of 5.3% during the forecast period. However, the children’s segment is expected to witness a high growth rate of 6.2% during the forecast period.
○ Based on the analysis of the sports training market by age group, the 21-35 year old segment showed the highest growth in 2021 and is expected to register a CAGR of 5.3% during the forecast period.

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on November 23, 2022

As Team Gray wrapped up its three-game Ohana World Series sweep on Sunday, the winning players tried to empty the Gatorade cooler on the leaders.

Although the move was only partially successful, the University of Hawaii baseball team’s fall training was a success.

“The competition was intense, and we went after it and had a lot of fun,” shortstop Jordan Donahue said of fall practice, which ended with the intra-squad series. at Les Murakami Stadium. The Rainbow Warriors will return to training in January before their opener against Wright State in February.

“In the fall, it’s heavy evaluation by the staff, real intensive teaching and finding the answers to the test with players able to grow without consequence,” said Rich Hill, who was hired as head coach in June 2021. “I think it’s important.”

With several pitching candidates, particularly at the start, Hill dubbed the staff “Tropical Swarm”. There’s no set order among relievers either, though left-hander Tai Atkins is seen as a prime candidate for closure. “Tai took a leap under (pitching) coach (Mathew) Troupe this fall,” Hill said. “I think the summer rest has done him good.”

Hill said Ben Zeigler-Namoa, a Baldwin High graduate who played at Yavapai College in Arizona, impressed as a two-way player this fall. Under-recruited during the pandemic, Zeigler-Namoa went to Yavapai, where he produced as a first baseman/outfielder (.386, with four homers) and pitcher (3-1 with 24 strikeouts in 281⁄ 3 rounds).

Outfielder Sean Rimmer also provided power this fall. At Yavapai last season, Rimmer was named a junior college All-American after ripping 18 home runs and hitting .402. On Sunday, infielder Zachary Storbakken, a transfer from Madison (Wisc.) College, threw a home run to the right.

Hill praised Dan Cox, the assistant scouting coach, for helping reload the roster.

Last week, the ‘Bows finalized the first phase of their recruiting class for the 2024 season. One gem is 6-foot-2, 190-pound Itsuki Takemoto, one of Japan’s highest-rated baseball prospects. It was Agent Don Nomura who alerted Cox to Takemoto, who throws right-handed and beats left-handed.

Takemoto has five pitches: cutter, slider, curve, change, and a fastball that hits 92 mph. At the Perfect Game All-American Scrimmage at the Arizona Diamondbacks’ Chase Field in July, Takemoto retired six of the nine batters he faced. Takemoto will graduate from Chiben Wakayama High next month and enroll at UH in January. He will join the ‘Bows for the fall semester of 2023 and play in 2024.

NEW YORK – Antoine Volpe don’t waste time. The YankeesThe top prospect and potential starting shortstop candidate plans to head to the team’s player development complex in Tampa before the end of the month. He wants to be as ready as possible for Day 1 of his first major league spring training to give himself the best opportunity to crack the Yankees roster.

Yeah, Volpe heard that owner Hal Steinbrenner said he would get “a shot” to prove himself. Yes, he heard the manager Aaron Boon say he expects “competition” at shortstop.

“That’s kind of why I wanted to start pretty early for my offseason,” Volpe said after speaking to students at Community School 55 in the Bronx on Friday afternoon. “I want to treat spring training like opening day.”

NJ Advance Media caught up with Volpe – Baseball America’s 10th overall prospect and Delbarton High School graduate — for a few minutes after the event. Read more about Volpe’s journey to encourage Bronx students here..

Q: How was your off-season?

volpe: It’s been really, really good to get up here and get to work. I took a bit of time, but I closed the book and re-evaluated last season, then I reopened the book to prepare for next year and start this preparation.

Q: How do you rate last season?

volpe: It was honestly a great season. Just a lot of ups and downs and looking in the rear view mirror I learned a lot about myself physically and mentally. Where can I go when I fight. Where can I go when I succeed. I wouldn’t trade last year for anything in the world.

Q: What did you think of your first Triple-A outing?

volpe: It was awesome. It was super different from every other level I’ve been to, but not necessarily in a good or bad way. I really had the opportunity to play with guys who had real big league experience and I stayed there long enough where some guys took me under their wing. I could be a fly on the wall and just learn from them. It was a very good atmosphere up there. Not anything like the stereotypical Triple-A (environment) you imagine, but I really enjoyed the time.

Q: What are you focusing on this offseason?

volpe: Many things. With my typing, there are a lot of things. Just ironing out bad habits and then testing myself. Challenge me in every way possible so that when everything hits the fan during the season, it won’t be the first time. I will have ways that I know will help me get out of these situations and make adjustments.

Q: Owner Hal Steinbrenner and manager Aaron Boone said you’ll have a chance at spring training. How does that make you feel?

Q: Volpe: It’s awesome. It’s motivating. That’s kind of why I wanted to start early enough for my offseason. I want to treat spring training like opening day. I never really had that. We’ve had some weird spring training so far. But doing what I can here and getting down to Tampa as soon as possible has been huge. If there are live (at-bats) that I can have, I want to have them. I just want to be ready to go when spring training starts.

Q: Are you excited for this challenge?

volpe: This is what you train for. This is what you want. It feels like a once in a lifetime opportunity but, at the same time, I think for me, my answer to that is always that whenever I have a goal or a challenge, it’s to work as hard as I can or to prepare myself as much as possible. I can be ready for this. Don’t be phased. Go ahead and play. Everything else I can’t control. Just play and have fun and the season has just ended, but I can’t wait to get back there.

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ENID, OK – 5 Tool Training is a new venture committed to changing baseball and softball for Enid area youth by providing a 4,000 square foot temperature controlled indoor training facility. Athletes will find turf, batting cages, pitching mounds and a variety of training aids and camps for all ages.

5 Tool Training opened on October 22, 2022. Players were able to register for time slots and individual usage time. Information was also given on the camps and courses planned.

The property offers convenient time slots and when the slots are full they offer a waiting list. Text (580) 541-2860 or email 5tooltrain@gmail.com for more information. The training center is located at 1024 N. 4th St., Enid, OK 73701.

There is no single player that changes a team when it comes to competitive travel ball or league ball. Teams should be functional units in their own right and gaining rep and not having to knock rust every time your team wants to play is a big help.

Enid is full of talented and committed players, coaches and parents. The 5-tool training facility is more than enough to take any team to any level of success they desire, and they can be purchased against any major city facility for prizes. They want to provide the area with more indoor workout options because there are already other great options that they are happy to refer you to.

Camps and private lessons are beneficial training tools. They are in fact essential to move to another level. Children need new faces and new voices to teach them from time to time. 5 Tool Training will have instructors hosting both to prove this point.

If you’re a team looking to take the next step, or if you’re starting your group at a younger age and building them as a unit, this is your place. If you are a team looking for team instruction from a camp instructor, this is your place. If you are a parent looking to give your child extra work with you and them alone, this is your place. They have many options.

There are also multiple uses for the facility beyond baseball and softball. If youth football teams want to train, there is that opportunity. As long as the facility is used within the stated guidelines, athletes and coaches can train however they see fit.

Visit their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/5ToolTrainingEnid to see the latest camps and programs.

Current courses:
* Softball catching lessons with Chloee Robinson
* Moy Style Infield Clinic this weekend
* Throwing, catching and playing softball with Kate Bezdicek
* Hitting Camp with Steve Goeke
* Speed ​​camp with Jay Miller

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Andy Griffin, Managing Partner of Premium Color Group, stands with attendees at the open house at the Mariano Rivera Foundation’s new training center for its print design packaging development program located at PCG’s facilities in Carlstadt, NJ.

Everyone loves a feel-good story, and thanks to the Mariano Rivera Foundation (MRF) and its print design packaging development and mentorship programs, the print industry has more, and more to come. The foundation was started by Hall of Fame pitcher Mariano Rivera of the New York Yankees with a mission to bring STEM mentorship, training and education to at-risk youth.

MRF’s Print Design Packaging Development Program was the brainchild and result of a partnership with Atlantic Tomorrow’s Office, with support from ATO President Larry Weiss and Vice President of Production of printing – CIP Luis Villa, which serves as the main liaison between the foundation and the printing house. industry.

The print design packaging development program was launched in 2021. Although MRF’s headquarters are in New Rochelle, NY, the first training center was opened on church property in Gainesville, FL , as the foundation awaits the completion of its 40,000 square foot formation. center.

As part of the program, students have the opportunity to earn industry certifications including:

• EFI Fiery Professional
• Fiery EFI expert
• Konica Minolta Field Service Technician
• Ricoh Digital Literacy
• Idealalliance color management professional
• Lean Six Sigma project management

In January 2023, a second training center will open its doors at the premises of Premium Color Group in Carlstadt. It will offer more than classroom training and online certifications. He will also provide hands-on training through PCG’s production department. The ability to obtain an Adobe certification will be added at that time.

“Students will be able to step out across the hall from the classroom into the Premium Color Graphics production room and see these lessons in action right in front of them,” says Villa.

A brand new classroom at the Premium Color Graphics facility in Carlstadt, NJ, provided by Sun Chemical, which will support 8-10 students in the Print Design Packaging Development Program beginning in January 2023.

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The inaugural Print Design Packaging Development program trained six selected young people from local high schools, four of whom have already found employment in the printing industry. Villa also made one hire directly from the foundation’s broader (but not print-specific) mentorship program and is looking to make two more.

The training is free for students and is supported by donations, both financial and material, including donations of hardware and software by suppliers to the printing industry. Program backers include Konica-Minolta, Ricoh, Atlantic Tomorrow’s Office, EFI, IdeaAlliance, Adobe, What They Think, Sun Chemical, and the Printing Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF).

Leevinski Leonard was the first employee of the Mariano Rivera Foundation. Villa immediately recognized Leonard’s potential and Leonard is now a Konica Minolta certified technician with EFI certification. After nine months of training, Leonard now makes service calls on his own. Leonard was recently recognized at the ATO’s annual gala and employee awards program for his outstanding achievement.

Villa is amazed at how quickly Leonard has learned and grown. “Last week, he installed his first Konica-Minolta production on his own,” says Villa. “I sent one of our other guys over to see how he was doing, and Lee was like, ‘Why is he here? I got this!’ – And he did. Lee’s confidence, his pride in his work, is incredible.

New year, new interns

The Gainesville Pilot Training Center is launching its second batch of trainees in September 2022. Candidate selection is currently underway. When the Carlstadt training center opens in January, it will also launch its program with 8-10 trainees.

PCG’s facilities in Carlstadt, New Jersey, are owned by Sun Chemical, which paid for one of the building’s empty rooms to be renovated and turned into a learning center. The classroom has 8-10 desks, laptops, a set of black leather sofas and a large flat-screen TV, providing students with both a superior education and a sense of worth and of belonging.

The novelty of the program is the participation of local printers, who will have the opportunity to meet the trainees and conduct pre-employment interviews according to their needs. This will allow intern study programs to be customized with the specific skills each potential employer is looking for.

“There are a lot of printers in New Jersey, our customers, who call us and say, ‘Do you know anyone to run our machines?’ says Villa. “We have a client who said, ‘I can use eight people today.’ So we’re going to tweak the program a bit to personalize the student learning so that once these students graduate from the program, they can be ready to work in these print shops from day one.

Printers participating in the program will also have the option of having the intern observe on their site once a week or every two weeks. This will allow interns to become more familiar with and acclimatize to the production environments of their potential employers.

Save 653

The growth and success of the Print Design Packaging Development program is changing the lives of these interns and providing the industry with highly skilled workers. As more printers and vendors learn about the program and offer their expertise and support, the program continues to grow.

The print design packaging development program also reflects Mariano Rivera’s heart for today’s youth, as reflected in the foundation’s motto: Save 653. “Throughout his career in the Major League Baseball, Mariano made 652 saves,” Villa concludes. “But he thinks the most important ‘rescue’ is the one he’s doing: rescuing America’s youth through education. We’re excited to be a part of it!”

Leevinski Leonard, hired by Atlantic Tomorrow’s Office through the Mariano Rivera Foundation mentorship program, stands with former New York Yankee Jim Leyritz (left) and Stephen Hammond, print production engineer for Atlantic Tomorrow’s Office (right), at the ATO’s annual gala after receiving an honorary plaque for outstanding achievement.

LAS VEGAS — The San Diego Padres, having concluded their march to the playoffs, are now clear on the official end of Fernando Tatis Jr.’s suspension – April 20, barring any postponement. But there are other issues to be resolved.

The first is Tatis’ position. The second, and most important, is his health.

Tatis underwent surgery to repair the labrum of a left shoulder which suffered a handful of subluxations during the 2021 season in early September, then underwent a second surgery around mid-October to repair the left wrist that he injured in an off-season motorcycle accident, this one to further stabilize the scaphoid.

Padres president of baseball operations AJ Preller, speaking at general managers’ meetings in Las Vegas, said he hoped Tatis could begin baseball operations in the first half of January, which would put him online to be a full participant at the start of spring training. .

It remains to be seen where Tatis will be playing at that time. He will be at least a part-time shortstop, but it is also the position where Ha Seong Kim played Gold Glove caliber defense last season. Tatis could also see time in center field, bouncing in what would end up being an unconventional field between the right-hander hitting Kim and the left-hander hitting. Trent Grisham. But some time in left field could also be in play, perhaps depending on how the Padres handle the position following Jurickson Profar’s opt-out.

“I spoke to him personally about the position,” Preller said Wednesday. “He wants to win, that’s the No. 1 thing, and we want to get him back on the pitch. I think the next six, eight weeks, before spring training – we’ll make sure he’s very clear on what the expectations are, definitely get his feedback some more as we see what the options are for the roster and how he fits in.

“Getting him back on the pitch is the priority, but as we go into the next couple of months we’ll find out more about what position that looks like. And if it has to play in multiple places, we’ll talk about that too. .”

Tatis, 23, missed the entire 2022 season, spending the first four months recovering from a wrist injury, then was hit with an 80-game suspension after testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance while that he was about to return near the middle of August. The Padres still owe Tatis $324 million over the next 12 years and have spoken about how important it is for him to take on more responsibility after at least a few egregious missteps.

Preller, who kept an open dialogue with Tatis as the Padres advanced through the National League Championship Series in October, is hopeful.

“He’s hungry to come back,” Preller said when asked what he’s learned from his recent conversations with Tatis. “I think he knows he has doubts there, rightly so, because he made a mistake. I think he was excited about the success of the team, but I know that he wants to do more of it, so all these mixed emotions from his point of view. He’s had a good last few months to admit his mistakes and have the surgery, which was a good step, and he’s been diligent until ‘now in rehab. I think he’s as excited as anyone to be back. , and he’s got a lot to prove. That’s kind of the mindset I have of him – he has a lot to prove.”

Cardinals outfielder Tyler O’Neill is working closely with the club’s coaching staff this offseason.

Cardinals of St. Louis outfielder Tyler O’Neill many expected him to continue his momentum from 2021 into the 2022 season, but injuries and falls have led to a very disappointing season. Now O’Neill is spending time with the club’s coaching staff and working on making changes to his body and preparing for 2023.

By Katie Woo in her mailbag on The Athletic (subscription required)she referenced this quote from President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak during her year-end press conference.

“Tyler has a chance to be an exciting player, doesn’t he? We’ve seen glimpses of that. But obviously 2022 wasn’t the year he wanted or was wanted for him. Adjustments have to take place…. Something has to change and he has to do something different.

O’Neill, the Cardinals front office and fans grew frustrated with the 27-year-old’s lack of consistency last year, but as Mozeliak said, O’Neill has too much potential to give up right now. . In 2021, O’Neill finished 8th in MVP voting with a .912 OPS, which, for context, is better than Arenado’s in 2022, who is on course to finish in the top 3 in MVP voting. Pair his smashing ability with Gold Glove-level defense, and O’Neill can be the third bat St. Louis needs.

To do that, O’Neill is spending his offseason in St. Louis, working differently in training to avoid some of the nagging injuries he’s suffered in recent years. O’Neill seems to take the criticism of having a “too big” body to heart. Along with that, he is likely to be asked by the club to steal less bases and even spend more time at DH to avoid unnecessary injuries.

Some are calling for O’Neill to be traded this offseason, and I think that’s way too risky. O’Neill features and has shown his ability to be the elite bat he was in 2021, and he’s worth more to the Cardinals than any other team. If the Cardinals follow through and add more bats this offseason, it will relieve O’Neill of the pressure of being that bat and could get him back to his grove.

Rio Rico Senior Cross Country Runner Jorge Trujilloa runner-up last year in the D-III state competition, won first place at the Eye of the Tiger Cross Country Invitational in Marana on Oct. 22 with a personal best 15:21.6.

The performance follows his win at the 30th annual Los Mezquites Invitational cross-country race in September. He finished this course in 17:54, 29 seconds ahead of second.

His continued success, including a personal best at the Eye of the Tiger competition, earns Trujillo the title of Jet Sports Training’s Male Athlete of the Month for October.

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ALLSPORTSTUCSON.com publisher, writer and editor Javier Morales is a former Arizona Press Club award winner. He is a former Arizona Daily Star reporter for the Arizona basketball team, including when the Wildcats won the 1996-97 NCAA title. He has also written for CollegeAD.com, Bleacher Report, Lindy’s Sports, TucsonCitizen.com, The Arizona Republic, Sporting News, and Baseball America, among many other publications. He is also the author of the book “The Highest Life Form”, which is available on Amazon. He became an educator five years ago and is currently a special education teacher at Gallego Fine Arts Intermediate in the Sunnyside Unified School District.