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Connected Watches and Drive Applications: the Ambivalent Effects of Digitalizing Sport

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CHRONIQUE. In Switzerland, 37% of athletes help with digital technology to measure and guide their practice. These tools, with a high cost, require skills and a critical look.A workshop at the University of Lausanne raises young people's awareness of these issues.The study "Sport Switzerland", published recently by the Swiss Sports Observatory and the Swiss Federal Office of Sport, reveals the progressive digitalisation of amateur sport. Some 37…

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CHRONIQUE. In Switzerland, 37% of athletes help with digital technology to measure and guide their practice. These tools, with a high cost, require skills and a critical look.A workshop at the University of Lausanne raises young people's awareness of these issues.The study "Sport Switzerland", published recently by the Swiss Sports Observatory and the Swiss Federal Office of Sport, reveals the progressive digitalisation of amateur sport. Some 37…

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Le Temps broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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