Sky News Business Reporter Edward Boyd interviews Swimming Australia’s General Manager Jessica Corones about the team's performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics and plans for the upcoming Los Angeles games, emphasizing the role of technology and artificial intelligence in boosting athlete performance.
Sky News Business Reporter Edward Boyd has sat down with Swimming Australia’s General Manager Jessica Corones to discuss the Australian swimming team’s performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics and their plans for the upcoming Los Angeles games.
Ms Corones emphasises the importance of day-to-day training and the use of advanced technology to support coaches and performance teams.
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