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What Tracking Tech Misses in Real Soccer

December 22, 2025 · 5 min read

Every coach has been there: you check your tracking data after training and think, “There’s no way that was just jogging.” A winger hits a stop-start move, explodes down the line, cuts sharply inside—and the GPS report labels half the effort as “moderate running.” A new study helps explain why this happens—and what we can […]

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What Tracking Tech Misses in Real Soccer

Every coach has been there: you check your tracking data after training and think, “There’s no way that was just jogging.” A winger hits a stop-start move, explodes down the line, cuts sharply inside—and the GPS report labels half the effort as “moderate running.” A new study helps explain why this happens—and what we can […]

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The Neurological Impact of Heading in Soccer: A Deep Dive into the Latest Research

The is a potential neurological risk associated with one of soccer’s fundamental techniques: heading the ball. Recent studies have highlighted the various impacts of repeated soccer heading on brain structure and function, raising concerns about the long-term health implications for players. The Neurological Effects of Heading: What the Science Says A comprehensive study conducted by […]

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ACL Injuries in Soccer: Understanding the Gender Disparity and Prevention Strategies

In the fast-paced world of professional soccer, one issue that continually plagues both players and medical professionals is the incidence and management of Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injuries. As the sport evolves and female participation increases, understanding the differences in injury dynamics between male and female soccer players becomes imperative. This study from The Knee […]

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The Hidden Biology Behind Soccer Injuries

Here’s a scene every coach knows: it’s mid-season, training loads look normal, no red flags on GPS, and yet…another non-contact muscle injury. The staff reviews footage, checks wellness surveys, and still can’t pinpoint why it happened. Now imagine if part of the answer isn’t in the warm-up, the workload, or the tactics—but inside the player’s […]

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Dynamic prediction of adolescent sports injury probability based on the improved ARIMA model in the background of digital physical education teaching.

Wang K

This study talks about making a system to predict when students might get hurt during sports. They used fancy math to see patterns and help warn teachers early. This helps keep kids safe by knowing when they might get injured.

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The role of stretching protocols in post-fatigue performance and flexibility among soccer players.

Iranmanesh M; Hosseini E; Bigtashkhani R; Sabouri A; Alghosi M; Alimoradi M; Saki F; Behm DG

This study looked at different kinds of stretching for soccer players to see which type helps best after they've worked really hard and are tired. They found that slow dynamic stretching was best for helping players jump, run fast, and be agile, while static stretching helped improve flexibility the most. Fast dynamic stretching did not work as well as the other types.

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