Candice Breuil

LOW TECH SPORT

Most of the tools used in sport today are inspired by the ingenuity of indigenous peoples who built powerful tools to survive.
But while the shape is similar, the way we design our tools is quite different. Since industrialisation, objects have been mass-manufactured and standardised, and we have lost the knowledge and value associated with each object.
Technical innovations are now taking up a significant place in athletes’ records, even challenging the fundamental values of sport.
How much does the technical tool have to play a role in an athlete’s success? Is building your tools on a more sustainable and sustainable model compatible with today’s demand for sporting performance?

Teachers

Aurélien Fouillet

Keywords

Comment repenser l’outil du sportif en construisant une performance
qui tient compte des enjeux contemporains ?

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prothèse de sport

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