Sport science agency
Our Work
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Having been a part of the inaugural UCI Track Champions League (UCI TCL) in 2021, Sport Science Agency again joined the UCI and Discovery Sports Events for the 2022 edition late last year.
The 2022 event welcomed over 18,000 spectators to five events across Europe, as the world’s best riders competed in more than 150 races and 12 hours of competitive bike racing.
In 2019, AIA and its agency CSM approached Sport Science Agency to help create more engaging content from its relationship with Tottenham Hotspur. Since then, SSA has worked alongside AIA, CSM and the team at Tottenham to produce some great content for AIA.
In 2021, Discovery Sports Events launched the UCI Track Champions League (UCI TCL), an innovative new approach to track cycling. Working with Discovery Sports Events and Global Data Partner AWS, Sport Science Agency was at the heart of defining the roadmap for delivering performance data via the TV feed and app.
Working with global sports strategy and activation agency Rebel Ventures and Sport Science Agency’s development partner webdna, we delivered a digital experience that highlighted SAP’s partnership with the WTA Tour.
Sport Science Agency worked with The Midnight Club to provide a sport science experience for selected adidas Runners at the City Run 1 Hour in 2019 and 2021. For 2021, our focus was on the launch of the Adizero Adios Pro 2 and helping runners to understand its performance advantages.
Sport Science Agency worked with Vodafone’s agency Fuse and its IoT team to use Vodafone technology to deliver credible performance benefits for the British and Irish Lions.
Formula 1 Driver Fitness provided a unique interactive experience for ticket holders around the world. It allowed fans to test their abilities and compare them with F1 drivers throughout the race weekend.
Working with global full-service creative agency 160over90 to create an event that offered cross-European influencers and athletes the chance to create innovative and dynamic content to celebrate the launch of the Zone XT and LQDCELL Hydra with Puma Ambassador Lewis Hamilton.
Santander wished to combine its UEFA Champions League (UCL) and the National Numeracy Campaign partnerships in one engaging activation. The answer, an activation that used performance data from Champions League competition to create opportunities for fans to use simple numeracy.
SSA has worked with AAR to develop its brand, website, and communication content including blogs, emails and infographics to promote its two major research studies, REACT (REtirement in ACTion) and ACE (Active, Connected, Engaged).
As part of the ongoing promotion of the adidas Ultraboost19 60 hand picked, VIP athletes were provided with Stryd running power meters and their performance was measured throughout their one hour run.
EA Sports - UFC Finish the FightSport Science Agency created an experience to demonstrate the impact of fatigue on punch force, and compare journalists and elite athletes from other sports with UFC fighters. We managed the delivery of strike force tests and metabolic conditioning session to mimic the physical demands of a UFC fight.
A group of hand selected distance runners from London attended the adidas flagship store on Oxford Street to trial the new adidas Solar Boost shoe and experience testing and support that would normally only be available to elite athletes.
Working with M&C Saatchi Sport and Entertainment New York, Sport Science Agency developed original research to explore the impact that high-quality sound can have during exercise.
Working with sport and entertainment agency Clifford French, Sport Science Agency developed an experience that emulated the NFL Combine for journalists and fitness influencers.
Celedon Pharmaceuticals commissioned Sport Science Agency to run a research and insight project. This culminated in two reports, the first had an internal focus, the second acted as an industry white paper aimed at sports medicine professionals.