COLUMBUS, Ohio-Several high schools in Ohio, including Olentangy Orange, are adopting Tully, a technology created by former NFL player Adam Redmond, to streamline data collection and analysis for athletes. Tully allows coaches and athletes to track performance stats in real time using QR codes, which simplifies the process and helps improve training efficiency. Coaches like Olentangy Orange’s Jason McKendrick find it beneficial as it automates data collection, allowing them to focus more on coaching. Athletes appreciate the real-time feedback and competitive aspect Tully provides, motivating them to improve and compete with their peers.
