by Jo Clubb | Jul 2, 2020 | Sports Analytics, Sports Data, Sports Research, Sports Science
Data Visualisation & Buy-In Data visualisation (“data viz”) is an important skill for all sports scientists. If you cannot convey your message, the data will remain a puzzle of numbers and graphs, rather than transforming into information/telling a...
by Sports Discovery | Apr 6, 2018 | Sports Analytics, Sports Medicine, Sports News And Events, Sports Research, Sports Science, Sports Technology
This Notes From article is brought to you by Will Abbott (@WillAbbott__). Will is the Head Academy Strength and Conditioning Coach at Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club. He is also undertaking his PhD in the use of GPS and accelerometery within elite football. You...
by Jo Clubb | Aug 26, 2016 | Sports Analytics, Sports Data, Sports News And Events, Sports Recovery, Sports Research, Sports Science, Sports Technology
Another inspiring Olympic Games is over… But if you are already suffering from the post-Olympics blues, here is a selection of resources and articles on a whole variety of topics surrounding the Games. No doubt there are many others so feel free to add any other...
by Jo Clubb | Apr 25, 2016 | Sports Analytics, Sports Data, Sports Injury, Sports Medicine, Sports Recovery, Sports Research, Sports Science
Last month I was invited to write a guest blog on Plinths and Platforms about load monitoring and rehabilitation. It included an overview of Banister’s Fitness-Fatigue concept, the acute:chronic workload ratio and how it can be incorporated into the Return to Play...
by Jo Clubb | Sep 22, 2015 | Sports Analytics, Sports Data, Sports Injury, Sports Medicine, Sports News And Events, Sports Recovery, Sports Research, Sports Science, Sports Technology
On September 10th, Teesside University and Middlebrough FC hosted a football medicine and science conference entitled: ‘Using and Creating Scientific Knowledge to Improve Physical Performance in Football’. Middlesbrough FC Sport Scientist, Jonathan Madden,...
by Jo Clubb | Jul 30, 2015 | Sports Analytics, Sports Data, Sports Development, Sports Injury, Sports Medicine, Sports News And Events, Sports Research, Sports Science, Sports Technology
So the news we have all been waiting for has arrived… at last FIFA has officially allowed GPS in competitive matches. FIFA first permitted GPS to be used in the (male) U20 World Cup New Zealand 2015 and the Women’s World Cup Canada 2015. Following this press release,...
