Xavi Cortadellas discusses the innovations at Gatorade with the various labs and teams that the company works with. The goal is to become a sports tech company that goes beyond beverages.

James Collins from the LA Chargers joins the show to discuss how sleep has become an integral part of performance for NFL players.

Brent Schoeb, Chief Revenue Officer of the San Francisco 49ers joins us to discuss the ways the team is modern in fan engagement, entertainment and education.

Dr. Patrick Lucey is helping lead the charge into next generation statistical analysis that will help shape sports fans view of the past, present and future.

Sohrob Forudi is going to help players and fans interact in live football games in a way like never before. On a set, through social branding with fans given the access to control the action.

Juan Delgado and Sean Kuechenmeister work with top tier athletes at the New York Sports Science Lab and join Bram for a discussion about why load management is a necessary evil of the modern NBA and how athletes have changed from the days of playing every game.

Justin Goltz discusses swing and pitching analytics that help baseball players of all levels including the pros. He also has advice for the novice golfers to improve their game.

Doug Allvine from Georgia Tech's athletic department discusses how innovation is being fostered and incubated at the institution.

Noah Syken, VP of sports and entertainment partnerships with IBM. He discusses the latest in fantasy gaming with ESPN.

Michael Proman is the managing director of Scrum Ventures and Sports tech Tokyo. He discusses how innovation in the West is being introduced in the far east. Brad Mitchell is a founder and board chairman of NAPSA which serves as a mentoring service for athletes transitioning from playing to investors and business operators. Former NFL player Marques Ogden joins us as well. https://www.napsacademy.org/ Sahil Patel from the Wall Street Journal discusses how modern audiences are curated through ESports