By using GPS trackers, heart rate monitors, and biomechanical sensors, detailed data on the players’ movements, physical exertion, and heart rate during training and matches is collected.
Data analysis has long been an indispensable tool in training and match preparation. Modern tracking systems record every movement of players on the pitch and provide valuable insights into running routes, sprint intensity, and positional play. By using GPS trackers, heart rate monitors, and biomechanical sensors, detailed data on the players’ movements, physical exertion, and heart rate during training and matches is collected. The collection and analysis of data on running routes, speed, passing accuracy, tackling, and other performance metrics help coaches and analysts to accurately assess the strengths and weaknesses of individual players. The most important performance indicators include running distance, maximum speed, number of sprints, passing accuracy, shooting accuracy, tackle rate, and ball contacts. These metrics provide a comprehensive overview of a player’s performance.