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Adelaide Crows
In 2019, the Adelaide Crows have widely adopted KT360 for the testing and training of their players performing in the Australian Football League.
Paul Seedsman, athlete for the Adelaide Crows describes his experience with using the technology as 'My strength numbers have increased significantly and has coincided with more consistent...
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