Technology and Sports Science

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?"

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.

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.

OLIVER PRO continues to prove its versatility in the world of sports and takes a new step in its evolution with a key agreement: Gipuzkoa Basket, a historic Spanish basketball team, will begin using the technology.

A New Way to Integrate Technology into Youth Football

Youth football is constantly evolving, and so is the way academies and clubs develop their players. Technology is no longer exclusive to professional teams—it is now accessible to academies that want to take their methodology to the next level.

Performance analysis in football is constantly evolving, and having organized and structured data is essential to optimizing team preparation. With this in mind, OLIVER PRO has introduced a new feature that allows coaches and fitness staff to classify training sessions using MD tags (Match Day -1, Match Day -2, etc.), making it easier to compare and analyze data over time.

When a match ends, your body craves rest. But is staying completely inactive really the best option?

Football is becoming increasingly demanding, and teams that integrate technology into their preparation gain a key competitive advantage.

Maintaining proper hydration is essential to maximize performance and ensure good health during high-intensity exercise sessions.