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Top players asked to remove fitness trackers at Australian Open
MELBOURNE, Australia -- Wearable fitness trackers have drawn attention at this year's Australian Open, with leading players Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka all having been asked to remove their devices in matches. The devices --…
Red Wings trade targets: 13 players who fit Detroit's needs this deadline
It's just about decision time for Detroit Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman. Even though the NHL trade deadline is still nearly six weeks away, the long Olympic break means there are only nine more Red Wings games between now and March 6. The…
Sabalenka 'does not understand' Australian Open fitness tracker ban
World number one Aryna Sabalenka said Tuesday she could not understand why wearing fitness trackers was banned at the Australian Open after being told to remove hers. Data analytics is a key part of elite sport performance and tennis players…
Jett Williams, Brandon Sproat aim to fit right in with Brewers
MILWAUKEE -- Jett Williams joined the Milwaukee Brewers organization less than a week ago, but he already has a pretty good read on his new team. 'A bunch of short guys that are a little bit scrappy -- similar to me,' the 5-foot-7…
Aryna Sabalenka frustrated by Australian Open's ban on wearable fitness trackers
Aryna Sabalenka said she didn't understand why she was ordered to remove a wearable fitness tracker before one of her matches at the Australian Open and urged the grand slam tournaments to reconsider the policy. Sabalenka, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik…
Aryna Sabalenka takes aim at Australian Open's stance on Whoop fitness tracker
Notifications can be managed in browser preferences. Top tennis players, including Aryna Sabalenka, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, have been instructed to remove their Whoop wearable fitness trackers during matches at the Australian Open.
Sinner breaks his silence on banned fitness devices at Aus Open
Jannik Sinner admitted that he didn't know that WHOOP bands were banned by Grand Slam tennis tournaments, after he was asked to remove the health and fitness device prior to his victory against fellow Italian Luciano Darderi. Sinner put his…
What is a Whoop? The cult fitness band causing a stir at Australian Open
American fitness tracker company Whoop was dragged into an on-court tennis controversy this week, as Australian OpenNo.1 seed Carlos Alcaraz was asked by the umpire to remove the band he was wearing during a match. The call prompted criticism from…
Should Ricardo Pepi go to Fulham? + Carrick to United the right fit? & What Trinity Rodman's NWSL Deal Means
Ricardo Pepi could be on the move again — but is Fulham the right next step for the USMNT striker? Christian and Alexis break down what a Premier League switch would mean for Pepi's development and confidence. Plus, they shine a light on…
Why Sinner and Alcaraz were banned from wearing fitness trackers at Australian Open
An argument over banned “wearable” devices such as Whoop fitness trackers has erupted at the Australian Open after top players Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka were ordered to remove them before their matches. Tennis…
Sabalenka 'does not understand' Australian Open fitness tracker ban
Data analytics is a key part of elite sport performance and tennis players routinely have the screenless tracking bands on their wrists. They are allowed on the ATP and WTA tours, but not at Grand Slams. 'The reason why I was wearing that on court…
For top players, wearable fitness trackers not OK now but could be at future Aussie Opens
MELBOURNE, Australia — Wearable fitness trackers will likely be OK for players to use in future editions of the Australian Open, where leading players Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka have been asked to remove their devices…
Fast-growing fitness firm looks to Biddeford for its 10th location
Since opening its first location in 2017, Miller Fitness is getting ready to open its 10th gym. The fitness center will be at 420 Alfred St. in Biddeford. Curtis Miller and his wife Kianna leased 10,500 square feet at the Five Points Shopping…
Comfy' boots that 'fit massive calves' are 50% off
A pair of wide-fit knee-high boots are earning rave reviews at New Look, and they're 50 per cent off. Originally £59.99, the Wide Fit Black Faux Suede Knee High Boots are now down to £30. The boots come in sizes five to nine, all wide…
Nationals Emerge as Surprise Fit for Veteran Starter Still on Free-Agent Market
The Washington Nationals continue to surface as one of the more intriguing “ surprise ” fits on the free-agent pitching market, and Lucas Giolito may be the clearest example of why. According to Bleacher Report's Zachary Rymer…
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