Sports Tech Startups

Roxfit is building Ultra, a race intelligence and competition product for athletes that extends engagement beyond race day. The company offers a free app and is collecting waitlist signups for early access.

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Run Stuff is a mobile app and marketing platform that rewards users for being physically active and visiting locations, letting them spin to win charity donations, gift cards, and other prizes. It serves consumers as players and offers merchants, e-commerce sellers, and charities a location-targeted advertising and giveaway tool priced per spin or offer.

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RunAgain operates an online directory of running and endurance events worldwide, letting users search and filter races by country, distance, surface, and race type. The platform covers thousands of events across road, trail, track, and other running formats and supports booking event entries.

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WhitePaws RunMitts makes patented thumbless mittens with a flip-down design and an interior slot for heat packs, aimed at runners and other outdoor enthusiasts who want to keep their fingers warm while staying active. The consumer product is sold direct to outdoor and fitness customers.

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Runner's World is a media and training resource for runners of all levels, providing content on running training, nutrition, gear reviews, and health guidance.

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Ragnar organizes team and individual trail and road running events, offering multi-day relay races for teams of 2-12 runners as well as solo timed races at select trail events. It also sells branded running gear through a partner and caters to recreational runners aged 12 and up.

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Runzy is a personalized running coaching and training platform that pairs athletes with coaches to build custom training plans and workouts. It offers adaptive training calendars and regular coach feedback for runners of all levels.

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Rush Premier Sports operates an athletic training program that prioritizes academics in morning sessions when focus is highest, followed by deliberate afternoon athletic training. The program is designed for student-athletes to balance academic and sports development.

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A Russian sports-industry platform that maintains a directory of companies and sports facilities and publishes news and analysis about the sports business market. It also organizes industry events such as SB Congress.

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SafeSplash operates swim schools offering learn-to-swim lessons for all ages and abilities, from infants and toddlers to adults and competitive swimmers, with a focus on water safety and self-rescue skills. It provides group classes, private lessons, and adaptive aquatics across local U.S. locations.

1 investor

U.C. Sampdoria is a professional Italian football club based in Genoa, publishing match schedules, team and club news, and running a youth academy.

1 investor

San Diego Wave FC is a professional women's soccer club that competes in matches against other teams such as the Washington Spirit and Seattle Reign. The page features match highlights, player signings, and post-match content.

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SATS ASA is a publicly listed company operating fitness and training centers. The available page content consists only of investor relations material (press releases, quarterly reports, and financial calendar) and offers limited detail about its operations.

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Schiller Bikes makes the S1-C, a pedal-powered water bike built on a catamaran configuration with a Gates Carbon Drive train, aluminum frame, and inflatable pontoons for riding on open water. The consumer product is sold for fitness, recreation, and exploration.

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sci-bone develops motion analysis technology that uses AI to detect skeletal and body movement from video or wearable sensors, applied to sports performance and the early detection of certain conditions. It offers Dash AI, a service where users film their running form, receive movement analysis, and get shoe recommendations and purchasing.

1 investor

Scorched Ice is a skating intelligence platform that uses independent sensors on each skate to measure on-ice bilateral workload, detect asymmetries, and track deviations from a player's normal skating pattern via its SCORCH Index. It serves hockey coaches and athletes at the professional and elite level to support development, injury-risk reduction, and return-to-play decisions.

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Scoretech provides automated contract management and squad cost planning software for professional football organizations. The platform digitizes contracts, tracks clauses, monitors bonuses and deadlines, and enables financial planning and scenario modeling across sports organizations.

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ScoreVision provides software for sports venues, including scoring, production, and digital advertising solutions to help teams manage game day operations and engage fans.

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Scout provides financial services and wealth management for college athletes, particularly those earning through NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals. The company addresses wealth management gaps for student-athletes and young high earners in the sports industry.

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Sea to Summit designs and sells outdoor and camping equipment, including cooking gear and lightweight camping products such as its Frontier and Horizon ranges. The brand, which originated in Australia, focuses on gear reliability for outdoor and adventure use.

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Section Thirty Five sells athletic gear, including a Cordura paddle bag designed to hold up to six paddles with removable waterproof sleeves. The product is offered directly to consumers through the company's online store.

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Sense Arena develops virtual reality training tools that use cognitive exercises to improve athletes' decision-making, reaction time, and mental skills for sports such as hockey and tennis. Its VR software runs on Meta Quest headsets with optional controller mounts and is offered to athletes of all skill levels through a subscription membership.

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SenSwim is a video-based AI solution that monitors, measures, and analyzes swimmers' performance metrics in real-time without requiring wearable sensors, serving athletes, coaches, and team managers across swimming clubs and elite programs.

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Settsu Kogyo is a Japanese industrial engineering firm that designs, fabricates, installs, and maintains chemical and water-treatment plant equipment, and also handles piping work and machine part processing. Founded in 1957 and based in Minamata, Kumamoto, it serves plant construction clients as part of the Takafuji Group.

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