Remote Coaching and Performance Tracking

We are changing the way professional athletes train

Remote Coaching and Performance Tracking (RCPT) solution allows athletes to train on their own, while enabling the remote analysis of technical and physical performance stats.

SAME TEAM SOLUTION GOES REMOTE

Every step and every ball touch counts. No matter where you are, indoor, outdoor or even on treadmill, the RCPT solution provides tracking of the player's data from the comfort of their home. Coaches and performance staff have the ability to monitor each player's daily training session at their fingertips.

WE TAKE IT ALL

MAIN KPIS:

Touches (#)

Leg Usage (%)

Distance Covered (Km)

Work Rate (m/min)

High Intensity Distance (m)

Sprints
(#)

Top Speed (m/s)

High Speed Change (#Accl/Decl)

Stride Length
(m)

Contact Time Duration
(Sec)

Flight Ratio
(%)

Release Velocity Zones

Asymmetry Statistics

Cadence
(Steps/min)

BENEFITS FOR COACHES

Keep athletes in shape - ready to get back to the field

Monitor results - Remotely track players training performance

Remotely support injured athletes and monitor their rehabilitation process

Collect technical and physical data in trainings - indoor or outdoor

TRUSTED BY PREMIER LEAGUE TEAMS

We have found the individual Playermaker system extremely useful to use with our players throughout this difficult period. The units have enabled us to easily monitor our sessions remotely; players find it very easy to set up and use, and within minutes we are able to get an overview of what the players have done, including technical reporting of kicks, and touches of the ball, before being able to delve into deeper analysis if we wish to. This is the first solution that we have come across that has enabled us to have data synced to a location, and it’s been a very positive experience, improving interaction with the players.

-Chris Domogalla, Head of Performance, Norwich City F.C

The Importance of Monitoring Athletes in Isolation

During inconsistent scheduling such as what we are experiencing at present and during other parts of the season, this has shown to influence our training programs. This reduces players’ ability to perform at a high level and can potentially increase their risk of injury. The demands of multiple sports, whether that be running, lateral movements, jumping or kicking, includes unique footwork patterns associated with them.

In Football, players tend to cover between 8-14km within a 90minute match, with an average of 1300 utility movements, consisting of changes of directions, accelerations/decelerations and unique movements associated within an individual's gait patterns. We also have to consider the individual players interaction with a ball and the opponent in order to contextualise why they are moving in certain ways.

These numbers are impacted when they are restricted at home training in their backyard. How can coaches, teams and players adapt to this change?

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