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NBA players spend surprising amounts of time during games retying their shoelaces and data shows Bradley Beal leads the league in this stat. Using player tracking technology, analysts found Beal spent over a minute of game time fixing his shoes, highlighting how even the smallest details can interrupt focus and performance. From untied laces to superstitious rituals, this insight reminds us that in sport, every second and every knot counts.
Tired of endless “Mum/Dad/Coach/Mr/Mrs… can you tie my shoelaces?”
With Safe Lace, those days are over!
Safe Lace keeps laces locked all day, giving kids the confidence and independence to do it themselves. No more interruptions, no more trips or falls, just safe, worry-free play and sport.
Because every child deserves to feel capable, confident, and free to focus on the fun.
Untied shoelaces might seem like a small issue, but in children's sports, they’re a major cause of trips, falls, and avoidable injuries. This blog explores how something as simple as an unsecured lace can lead to serious consequences, from sprains to missed game time. Backed by stats we highlight easy prevention tips and the importance of tools like Safe Lace to keep kids confident and prevent shoelace related injuries in sport.
Staying hydrated is key to performance, injury prevention, and recovery. Dehydration can cause fatigue, cramps, and poor focus, so drink water before, during, and after exercise. Quality bottles like Yeti, Frank Green, and Stanley keep drinks cool and encourage hydration. And don’t forget wear Safe Lace to keep shoelaces tied and your focus on performance.