Tennessee football players have been posting photos working out in gear called Catapult.
On Wednesday, the University of Tennessee’s football Twitter account showcased Catapult. UT described Catapult as “the most high-tech bra you’ve ever seen.”
The Tweet has since been deleted.
https://twitter.com/vol_football/status/1374801471988928518?s=21
Catapult is a GPS monitoring system used to track athletes during practices, games and conditioning sessions. Tracking is conducted from a small unit worn in a vest or pouch connected to student-athlete’s shoulder pads.
Total distance, high speed distance, max velocity and player load are all tracked.
No excuses we just work #GoVols pic.twitter.com/pZsVCKMsTd
— Brian Maurer (@maurerera_2) March 23, 2021
The Vols will kick off spring practices on Thursday under first-year head coach Josh Heupel.
Heupel was hired as Tennessee’s head coach on Jan. 28.
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