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How do you turn a subjective art like batting into an objective, data-driven science? In this special conversation, Boria Majumdar sits down with Gagan Daga, co-founder of Str8bat, to explore how their groundbreaking, unobtrusive smart sensor technology is revolutionizing the way athletes train, perform, and prevent injuries. Used by... show more

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