Gonzalez: Arizona State University paid $7,000 for 20 research units
Anthony Gonzalez · #5 FITGuard · Mar 3, 2025 · at 16:36
Anthony Gonzalez explains the terms of FitGuard's validation testing program with Arizona State University's wrestling team.
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“They pay like 7000 dollars for about 20 units, because they're research grade.”
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