Hi guys,
What do you think of an app that helps local people who play sports help with their stats, help in connecting with other people for a perticular sport, and ranking players.
I wanna build a business in sports equipment business. Don't know where to begin or how to start off.
wanna get into sports industry before starting a business
any ideas or suggestions?
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Karan Sahu
Founder • 8m
Making outside sports as accessible and cool as battleground and mobile games is the only way to get Indians away from cardiovascular disease and obesity, and any startup working on this could be a huge success.
Yes, people are lazy by nature, and
If I want to start my career in cricket at the age of 24.
Can I become a cricketer and can I play in Indian cricket team ? And if yes then how to start and how to choose best academy.
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Aryan Raj
Building @Prescribal... • 1y
Hey guys! I'm thinking about starting a society at my college KIIT, Bhubaneswar that mixes technology and sports/esports. Imagine fun events where we play games with a tech twist or learn cool stuff about sports using data analytics and machine learn
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