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ONESporter
Today the release of version 1.0 of a very useful product for skiers and snowboarders. Let's find out what's behind this project.
Tuesday 9 June 2020 3 minutes reading time
It is called ONESporter and is an absolute novelty in the panorama of winter sports, a new app dedicated to teams and athletes who will be directly protagonists.
“Every day, every athlete trains to overcome his limits and move the finish line a little further. Because in sport there is only one thing that matters more than winning: winning the challenge with yourself - is the message of Andrea Lazzaro, co-founder of ONESporter and alpine ski coach - Ours is a tool of professional technical support to the work of coaches and athletes of all categories. Detailed season planning, day by day training diary and analysis of reports on the activity carried out. All this with just one tool, ONESporter, and with one goal: #betheONES ".
ONESporter is in fact a platform that allows you to overcome the digital gap of many sports, not only at a competitive level; a modern and technological project that from today looks to the future to support the professionalism of the coaches and to make the athlete grow to the top of his possibilities. In the 2019/2020 season, from the U10 category to the national World Cup team, they have already used this app on the training and competition field.
Technicians and athletes have made available their experience, their know-how and their track record of victories, with the aim of developing the ONESporter functionalities: from today these results are finally available to everyone, in compliance of all data protection standards (privacy, accessibility, security).
On the ONESporter website (www.onesporter.com) you can see all the details, features and set-up and operation modes of a unique app of its kind and which represents a decidedly interesting qualitative leap for all lovers of winter sports.
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