The Best of Complementary Training in 2023

Reflecting on the year 2023, we’re excited to share the articles that resonated most with our community. These posts represent the best of sports science, technology, and practical insights from 2023. Dive in and discover why these made the top of the list!

Using the GPS System in Soccer: Planning, Periodization & Load Distribution:

Uncover the secrets of leveraging GPS technology in soccer training. This comprehensive guide provides a deep dive into planning, periodization, and optimizing load for peak player performance.
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Markerless Motion Capture and Its Application in a Sport-Specific Setting:

Explore the cutting-edge of markerless motion capture technology and its transformative impact on tailored, sport-specific training programs.
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Exlib:

Discover the power of Exlib, our revolutionary resource now available for free to our valued members. Learn how it can enhance your training and coaching toolkit. ➡️ Read More

StrengthPro:

Dive into our in-depth review of StrengthPro, the tool that’s changing the game in strength and conditioning. Understand its features, benefits, and how it can revolutionize your approach. ➡️ Read More

Managing Athletes Using Trello:

Get innovative with athlete management using Trello. This first part of our series introduces you to strategies and tips for organizing and enhancing athlete engagement and productivity. ➡️ Read More

 
Thank you for trusting us as your go-to sports science and training insights source. We can’t wait to bring you more groundbreaking content in the coming year.

Here’s to pushing boundaries and achieving new heights together in 2024!

 

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