You will also see a vast amount of football and other elite sporting teams around the world using the GPS technology.

The straps come in 2 sizes that allow both kids and adult players to track their game without noticing the device is even there. These cookies allow us to count visits and traffic sources so we can measure and improve the performance of our site.What resulted was a pair of smart sensors designed to be strapped to the outside of a pair of soccer boots – one for the left boot and one for the right boot. The data collected by the technology is already starting to be used as a scouting tool, especially as a way for young players to attract the attention of academies. We're committed to enhancing performance and providing strategic insights for the world's biggest football teams and leagues. The iPad records all the data the players pick up during the session, left unattended it would pick up data that we don’t need,” Thomas Adams, performance analyst at Ipswich Town, has explained.

From its humble origins as the brainchild of entrepreneurs Alan Clarke and Sean O'Connor in Northern Ireland, STATSports now employs over 60 members of staff and work with some of the biggest clubs in the world. But even before the team at Playermaker developed the soccer sensor, they actually developed and launched other sensor products for sports.As this is a team solution, they have developed an iPhone/iPad app for coaches and managers which syncs all the data received by the Edge (receiver) via Bluetooth 5. The players were selected partly on how well they’d scored when using the Arsenal edition of the STATsports vest and app. It's more than just software; it's a complete solution that enhances understanding and execution of football tactics.

Gpexe are a leading Italian creator of GPS technology, providing their vests to top Serie A teams such as Inter, as well as the Championship team Watford who have Italian ownership. Running with more weight on one foot than the other, for example, can be a sign that a player is subconsciously compensating for an injury. One of the primary uses is to support the coaches with the planning and implementation of the training programme. Coaching staff then use the live stats to monitor performance, allowing them to compile reports and make informed decisions on what players should and shouldn't be doing on the pitch. Analytics: Through the metrics of every player, the system provides a profile of each individual player rating them according to their skills, technique, power, endurance, performance and development progress.Without access to sports scientists or the data that pro clubs have, it’s difficult to find out how you can improve. Changes in an individual player’s daily and weekly data might suggest that a player may be compensating for an injury. Our Athlete Monitoring Solutions are independently validated and trusted by over 1,200 football teams worldwide, including prestigious clubs like Real Madrid, Chelsea FC, and national organizations such as the French Football Federation.