Technology and Sports Science

Modern rugby demands ever-increasing precision in physical planning. Constant contact, repeated explosive efforts, high neuromuscular load, and demanding competitive schedules force coaching staffs to make decisions based on objective data.

In this context, Club Ciudad de Buenos Aires Men's Rugby decided to incorporate monitoring technology to track player evolution and further professionalize their work structure.

The adoption of technological tools is no longer exclusive to elite professional performance; today, it is part of the sustained growth of clubs seeking to train better, compete better, and reduce risks.

Football has entered a new era. In 2026, technology is no longer a complement but a strategic pillar within clubs, academies, and amateur teams. Today, the organizations that grow are those that incorporate tools to measure, analyze, plan, and optimize every area of performance.

Hockey is one of the sports with the highest demands for agility and precision. Explosive changes of pace, constant accelerations in reduced spaces, high neuromuscular demands, and an intense competitive calendar make workload control a critical factor for success and, above all, for athlete health.

Rugby is one of the most physically demanding sports. Constant contact, repeated accelerations, explosive efforts, high neuromuscular load, and a demanding competitive calendar make training planning and load control critical factors for performance and injury prevention.

Futsal is going through a silent but profound transformation. A sport long known for intensity, frantic rhythm, and explosiveness has now found in technology a crucial ally for competing at the highest level.

High-performance volleyball is undergoing a quiet but profound transformation. More and more national teams and clubs are realizing that competing at the highest level requires precise information on physical load, fatigue, jump capacity, and the neuromuscular demands specific to the sport.

On that path, the Dominican Republic Men’s Volleyball National Team has taken a historic step: incorporating OLIVER PRO, the AI-powered sports performance monitoring technology.

With this addition, volleyball officially joins the sports already using OLIVER PRO —football, futsal, hockey, rugby, handball, American football, and rink hockey— further strengthening the brand’s mission: democratizing access to elite technology for athletes across all disciplines.

At OLIVER Sports, we continue to develop tools that help coaching staffs, physical trainers, and academies transform data into real decisions.

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.