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🤔 Do you already know the different Corsivia Sporting targets 🥏? 👉 Designed to imitate the races or flights performed by game animals 🐇🦆, they offer you different possibilities depending on their size, thickness, speed and trajectory. 🥏 Rabbit, mini rabbit and extra rabbit: With a harder and more resistant edge than our standard one, this target is launched from machines adapted so that it can roll off, so that it simulates the rodent's run. 🥏 Mini and Midi: Smaller than the Rabbit, so the speed at which they are usually launched is higher than usual. It is a very fast and easy to lose sight of, so it is launched from quite close to the shooter and with a trajectory parallel to his position. They simulate the flight of partridges and grouse. 🥏 Patena or Battue: A very thin target that tries to simulate the flight of a turtledove. It has a very changeable and fast flight, it comes out of edge and goes spinning until it shows you its belly to fall down quickly afterwards. If you are a Sporting or Compak Sporting fan, you have to try them. 🔝🔝 #sportingclays #sporting #gameday #clayshooting #claytargetshooting #claysports

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I attended my first-ever SailGP event this past weekend in NYC with ROLEX. I was blown away by what I saw and experienced. We are talking about a series that races catamarans at 100kph, with no brakes, no fuel (powered by nature - which is also their slogan), six crew members who constantly have to change sides on the boat during the race and there are no less than 38 Olympic medals across the crew. It's a spectacle on and off the water. First, it's a relatively new racing series (2018) in its 4th season. There are ten teams with six crew members on each team - some with slightly larger rosters. Each team has at least one woman aboard (not mandated) but it is a co-ed series which is already proving to be incredibly relevant and useful. Boats may not know if it's a man or a woman onboard, but the athletes sure can tell if something is built and designed with them in mind. Secondly, similarly to F1, both data and aerodynamics play a huge role in this series. There are 125 sensors creating 35,000 data points per second, per boat (the F50). Unlike F1, the data is available to all the teams (they just need to know what to look and ask for). They can ask for detailed and in-depth reports on, for example, how their team did compared to another which can be a unique report for their eyes only. Also, fans can have access to all the data. The boats don't actually race on the water, rather they glide 1.4m in the air using hydrofoils, ultimately racing at four times the speed of the wind. Thirdly, currently, the teams race under a national flag, with two teams having title sponsors - the Emirates Great Britain team and Rockwool Denmark. I wonder if this will change as the sport gets more popular and more sponsors enter this space. One thing that probably won't change though is the fact that this is a spec series (unlike the America's Cup) - all the F50s are built and provided by the series. Every team is racing the same boat, using the same gear and software - it all comes down to talent, tactics and strategy. I spent some time inside the Oracle insights tech hub and with the SailGP tech team to get a better understanding of the data points and what the teams are looking at. I spent some time with Hannah Mills, the most successful female sailor in Olympic history and a member of the Emirates Great Britain team. And I also got to go on a 'chase' boat' watching the race from what can only be described as a 'front row seat to the action'. This isn't sailing. This is high-speed racing. And these aren't sailors, but rather high-caliber athletes and it's absolutely incredible to watch. Race weekend debrief here - https://lnkd.in/gPKtmWvW

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Pick yourself up, dust yourself off, back in the saddle Like all team sports, equestrian sports requires infinite selflessness, patience, hard work and having to rely on the same commitment from the other members of your team - the horse included. You get up every single morning, clean out the box, jump in the saddle, assess how your horse feels, train to gradually build his stamina, listen to his response, measure his evolution, tweak his tack, change his shoes, diet, management, whatever it takes to improve his comfort and support his progress. We have been deeply moved and humbled by some of the stories that have unfolded in Paris these past weeks, examples that some of the best athletes have set. You can prepare for months in the hope to be selected to represent your country at one of the most historical venue - and yet, despite the perceived lustre of privilege, nothing is certain. Some riders had to forfeit at the last minute, prioritising their horse’s health over their ambitions. Several reserve riders who were not initially meant to compete, such as Olivier Perreau for France and Karl Cook for the USA, rose to the challenge, rode impeccably and contributed to their teams’ victory. The world N*1 Henrik Von Eckermann, probably one of the favourite contenders, made a riding mistake which, he admitted, stole the ultimate chance for his fab horse King Edward to win a deserved Olympic title. After committing 8 unfortunate faults in the team run, Steve Guerdat did not loose his focus and gave a lesson in horsemanship, riding to win silver in the individual class. All will rise early tomorrow morning, revise what needs to be done and get back in the saddle. A tribute to the beauty of our sport and its admirable human and equine athletes! 🇫🇷🥇 #Paris2024 #EquestrianSports #Olympics #SportsExcellence #sport #equestriansport #welfare #EquineCare #ilovehorses #equineperformance #horseracing #jumping #veterinarymedicine #equinevet #equineinternalmedicine #equinesportsmedicine #equestrian #equine #showjumping #eventing #dressage #endurance #racehorse

Horse Riding Instance Segmentation using Ultralytics YOLOv8 🔥🔥🔥 Accurately identifying horses and riders in images or videos is crucial for equestrian sports analysis and safety monitoring. It has several advantages, while few amongst them are enlisted below :) Advantages 🚀 ✅ Enhanced accuracy in identifying horses and riders ✅ Facilitates detailed analysis of equestrian sports ✅ Enhances safety measures during riding activities 🔗 Code & Docs: https://lnkd.in/dEvtNJEz #computervision #horseriding #yolov8 #objectdetection #computervisionapplications

Somebody say #Olympics lore? 🏅🤩 From ALL YOU CAN EAT marathons to the history of dinghy racing and EVEN tug of war. The incredible sports deserve a spot in the next Olympics! 👀 Watch more in our new compilation 🚀 https://lnkd.in/gXHVdYHG #tugofwar #sports #OlympicGames

Last weekend, a series of races took place, with several athletes achieving noteworthy results in different countries. In our new blog, we will spotlight a few of these impressive performances. 🤩 You can read it via: https://lnkd.in/eyZFtZqS #VolareSports #TeamVolare #Blog

🌟 From jockeys to businesses, the principles remain the same: Branding matters. 🥇 In conjunction with the #Randox Grand National 2024, we see how branding is not an exclusive domain of big business but fits all industries... even horse racing! 🏇💼 Just like in any industry, establishing your identity sets you apart and paves the path to victory. 🏆 Check out this fascinating article from #BBC #Sport highlighting the importance of recognition in horse racing. It dives into the story of Bryony Frost, a rising star in the sport, and how her distinctive style and personality have helped elevate her profile. 🌟 Whether it's your unique approach, your personal flair, or your commitment to excellence, showcasing what makes you special is key to attracting attention and winning fans. 🥇 So, take a cue from Bryony Frost and make your mark! Whether you're racing towards the finish line or striving for success in your field, remember: recognition and branding are your tickets to the winner's circle. #RandoxGrandNational2024 #BrandBuilding #Recognition #SuccessStory #branding #horseriding https://lnkd.in/eUDXvNeh

Andrea Cappai's Vision: Elevating the Superbike Ladies League In the ever-evolving world of motorcycle racing, Andrea Cappai has set a groundbreaking rule: within the next 10 years, all circuits hosting the Superbike Ladies League must meet FIM (Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme) Grade A standards. This mandate, effective from the inaugural event, aims to ensure maximum safety and allows local administrators ample time to upgrade their facilities to meet FIM safety parameters. The Superbike Ladies League is committed to rejuvenating historic circuits that have been sidelined by other motorcycle competitions. By modernizing or refurbishing venues like Magione, Murano Po', Pannonia Ring, and the old section of Hockenheim Ring, the league pays tribute to their legacy in racing history. Andrea Cappai 's dedication extends further, with plans to transform old airports and racetracks into Grade A autodromes. This initiative will not only reclaim and rehabilitate forgotten areas but also create job opportunities for local communities. The sporting regulations, currently nearing completion, mirror this forward-thinking approach, ensuring that the Superbike Ladies League stands for excellence and innovation. Through this endeavor, Cappai champions not just the sport but also social sustainability, proving that motorcycle racing can drive positive change. #SuperbikeLadiesLeague #Innovation #Safety