Promote the use of data through sports

Keio University Graduate School of System Design Management and Management and Kohoku Ward conducted online radio exercises as in the previous fiscal year based on a partnership agreement on sports initiatives and the use of data.

・Date and time of the event
　10 days from Monday, August 2 to Friday, August 6, 2021, and from August 9 (Monday and holiday) to Friday, August 13 (Friday)
　Every day 6: 30 to 6: Up to 50
・Program
　Guest introduction, Radio Gymnastics First and Second, Sports SDGs, Quiz, Original Gymnastics, etc.
・Host: Kohoku Ward, Keio University Graduate School of System Design Management
　Cooperation: Keio Rugby Club, Keio University Sports Medicine Research Center, Kanagawa Prefecture
　Operation and program provision: Keio Kids Performance Academy

As the COVID-19 infection has made it difficult to conduct radio exercises in the community, we have provided opportunities for children and other residents of the ward through online radio exercises and verified the possibility of such efforts.

We conducted an online exercise program for elementary school studenｔ at Hiyoshidai Elementary School in Yokohama.
In online guidance, by conducting questionnaires and video verifications, we aimed not only to eliminate lack of exercise but also to acquire and improve athletic skills. In addition, we used web applications to input and look back on daily sleep time and physical condition to improve the disturbance in daily rhythm.

In a physical education class at Hiyoshidai Elementary School in Yokohama, we worked to improve interest in sports and athletic ability through video and data using GNSS receivers and drones compatible with GPS and quasi-zenith satellite "Michibiki". While incorporating training methods for top athletes, we verified the effects based on sports data. Through tag rugby initiatives, the Rugby World Cup 2019 TM, which started on September 20, 2019, has been excited from the region.

Keio University and Kohoku Ward held a symposium to think about the region through sports data initiatives. Together with Keio University professors and people involved in the sports team, all participants drew a future in which the city would be energized through sports, utilizing technology and collaboration.

In a physical education class at Hiyoshidai Elementary School in Yokohama City, sports data was collected using drones and GPS receivers, and classrooms were used to improve sports performance using that data.
This year, we worked together for about three months of tag rugby classes for physical education to improve performance and change behavior. With the cooperation of the Keio University kickball (rugby) club and the race club, elementary school students in the city experienced the latest sports data adopted by top athletes. .

Keio ChallengerInternationalTennisTournament 2018, an international tennis tournament hosted by Keio University, held a "Smart Tennis Demonstration Event" for future tennis.
With the cooperation of Keio University teachers and the garden ball (tennis) club, they experienced wheelchair tennis and touched on the joy of parasports, and learned parasports through sports data using innovative technologies such as GPS receivers and speed guns. .

A seminar on the use of sports data collected by using GPS and drones was held. For applicants, with the support of the Keio University Kickball (Rugby) Club, we held an experience session to actually obtain sports data.

The second sports data science class was held from June to July 2017 for fifth graders at Hiyoshidai Elementary School in Yokohama City.
We held a classroom where students can learn about cutting-edge sports data science from Keio SDM teachers and the kickball club, such as experience of collecting sports data using drones and GPS receivers.
We also watched the game of Keio University Kickball Club, a prestigious rugby player.

For fifth-year students at Hiyoshidai Elementary School in Yokohama, sports data was collected using drones and GPS receivers, and classes were held to improve sports performance using that data.
With the cooperation of the Keio University Kickball (Rugby) Club, elementary school students in the city experienced the latest sports data adopted by top athletes.