Roberty Larsonalims contributes his expertise in nutrition and athletic performance to Sport Lab Edge. Passionate about optimizing athlete health, he develops nutritional approaches that enhance training and recovery. His analytical mindset and teamwork help ensure the platform delivers balanced, science-based insights that empower athletes to perform at their best.
Introduction: Why Data Now Dominates the Game Gut instincts still matter in sports—but they no longer stand alone. In today’s high-performance landscape, championship decisions come down to numbers. Data analytics has moved from the analyst’s laptop to the locker room. Strategy is no longer just about who looks sharp in warm-ups or who had a […]
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Intro: Why This Month Mattered March didn’t just bring minor updates—it brought a wave of quietly powerful shifts across the sports science landscape. From more precise load-monitoring systems to new applications of sleep data in performance planning, this month was about cutting deeper into the details that influence outcomes. These changes aren’t about hype—they’re about
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Introduction: A New Era of Athletic Possibility Sports today isn’t just about muscle and grit—it’s about information. From wearables tracking every heartbeat to AI drawing up better training schedules, technology has become a core part of the athlete’s toolkit. It’s not just on the sidelines anymore; it’s embedded in the game. Raw talent still matters,
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The Competitive Edge of Video Analysis Video isn’t just for highlight reels anymore. Athletes and coaches at every level are leaning into footage as a core training tool, not a side hustle. The shift is simple: it works. A well-placed camera and the right software can reveal the millisecond a sprinter’s form breaks down or
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Introduction: Tech on Your Body, Data in Your Hands Not long ago, wearable tech in sports meant a pedometer clipped to your waistband. Today, it’s a full-blown performance lab strapped to your wrist, chest, or even stitched into your shirt. What started as step counts and basic calorie burns has evolved into precision tracking of
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Introduction: Why Resources Matter Sports science isn’t waiting around. New tech, evolving research, and growing demand in performance optimization keep the field moving fast. Whether you’re breaking in or already weeks deep into blood lactate data, staying sharp isn’t optional—it’s essential. The edge today doesn’t just come from textbooks or classroom learning. It comes from
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Introduction: More Than Just Taking a Break Rest days aren’t just time off—they’re a vital part of performance, injury prevention, and long-term success. For athletes, fitness enthusiasts, or anyone with a demanding training routine, learning to prioritize recovery is the difference between progress and problems. Why Recovery Isn’t Optional Too often, rest is mistaken for
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Why Pre-Game Nutrition Matters When it comes to sports performance, what you eat before you compete isn’t an afterthought—it’s your launchpad. Fuel equals output. If you want to move fast, focus hard, and stay strong from start to finish, your body needs the right resources in the tank before you even lace up. Let’s break
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Why Sports Performance Analysis Matters Data used to be a nice-to-have in sports. Now, it’s the backbone. From elite teams to grassroots clubs, performance analysis has become a must-have tool for gaining a competitive edge. Coaches track everything—running patterns, heart rates, decision-making on the fly—to fine-tune training and strategy. Athletes use it to understand their
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What Are Macronutrients? Macronutrients are the three core elements your body needs in large amounts to function: carbohydrates, protein, and fat. Every bite you eat fits into one (or more) of these categories. Together, they fuel your energy, build and repair tissue, regulate hormones, and keep your system running day to day. Carbohydrates are your
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