How to Improve Stamina for Football
Good stamina build-up in football can help improve your endurance. It also gives you the strength to fine-tune your skills. With good stamina for football, you can keep going, even when the game gets intense. When you live, breathe and practice football, these exercises to improve stamina will help you improve your football skills. Below […]
Goalkeeper kicking loads and playing out from the back: Playermaker Insights
Understanding the demands placed on goalkeepers is crucial for ensuring optimal performance and mitigating the risk of overuse injuries. With Playermaker’s innovative foot-worn tracking technology, goalkeepers’ kicking loads and ball distribution are measured, transforming clubs’ approach to better monitoring and understanding their GK’s. Measuring the kicking loads and volumes of a goalkeeper The kicking demands […]
Playermaker Soccer Trackers vs. GPS Vests: Making the Right Choice for Your Performance
In the past decade, soccer performance trackers were a privilege reserved for elite teams. Today, with a number of products on the market, both professionals and amateurs can benefit from technologies that monitor, analyze, and enhance players’ soccer ability. Traditionally, soccer performance analysis relied heavily on video footage, but with today’s innovations, players can now […]
How to improve your weak foot in football
Just as you have a dominant and non-dominant hand, you also have a dominant and a weak foot. In football, having one foot that performs better makes the player predictable. A weak foot just means that your gameplay is better when you use one foot instead of the other. As a football player, you can […]
Kicking Actions to Profile Players
Applied Example in the Academy Context Our technology has the power to measure a strength or power measure in the release velocity. The ability to now profile each player in training sessions where MDT teams look at each player’s left vs right foot maximum release velocity. Players in the Elite context are able to use […]
