If you’re a high school, college or pro quarterback in this era of technological advancement, you’ve likely come across a number of virtual reality offerings that help you prepare for games and improve your overall play. Soon you’ll have another, but one that promises to be more immersive and realistic than its competitors.
And it all started with a former general manager of the Denver Broncos, Ted Sundquist, whose knowledge and experience in player development led him to start Sports Virtual Training Systems. The company’s first product, QBSIM, is a virtual reality training simulator that allows quarterbacks to act as if they’re in a live game without the risk of getting driven into the gridiron.