Futsal is a sport played at high speed and in small spaces. Every second counts, and every explosive movement can define a play. In this context, accelerating and decelerating efficiently is one of the most decisive physical abilities for performance.
GPS technology in football has become an essential tool to enhance performance, prevent injuries, and optimize training planning.
A clear example of this is CF Fuenlabrada, which chose OLIVER PRO for its youth academy teams at El Vivero. After using it for several months in their academy, the club decided to expand the use of this sports monitoring solution to its first team, which currently competes in the Segunda Federación (Spain’s fourth tier).
The Men’s and Women’s National Basketball Teams of Portugal made history at EuroBasket 2025—and they did it alongside OLIVER PRO, the sports monitoring system 100% adaptable to basketball and powered by artificial intelligence.
In today’s modern sports world, GPS technology has become an essential ally for coaches, fitness trainers, and players alike. However, not all solutions are designed for the same purpose.
Modern basketball physical conditioning demands precise tools to analyze the real workload of players. In a sport dominated by intermittent, explosive, and multi-directional efforts, accurate measurement is key to improving performance and preventing injuries.
Measuring how much and how a player trains is key to improving performance and avoiding injuries. In this article, we explore the differences between external load and internal load — two essential concepts for efficiently planning, monitoring, and adjusting training.
Sports technology is no longer optional — it’s a key tool for optimizing performance, reducing injury risk, and making data-informed decisions. But not all solutions strike the right balance between quality, usability, and support.
Have you ever asked yourself: "How can I become a professional footballer?" or "What do I need to do to get scouted?"
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From April 12 to 20, 2025, IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida, hosted one of the most important youth football tournaments in the world: the Generation Adidas Cup 2025.
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Training load planning is key for a team to perform at its full potential. It's not just about running more, but about training smart to arrive strong to every match and avoid injuries.
