Athlete-tracking devices that include global positioning system (GPS) and microelectrical
mechanical system (MEMS) components are now commonplace in sport research and …

Background To date, athletic performance has been extensively assessed in youth soccer
players through laboratory and field testing. Only recently has running performance via time …

Training load (TL) is monitored with the aim of making evidence-based decisions on
appropriate loading schemes to reduce injuries and enhance team performance. However …

Aim The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between physical workload
and injury risk in elite youth football players. Methods The workload data and injury …

Objectives We examined the relation between global positioning system (GPS)-derived
workloads and injury in English Premier League football players (n= 33) over three seasons …

This study investigated variability in competitive high-speed running performance in an elite
soccer team. A semi-automated tracking system quantified running performance in 12 …

Abstract Akenhead, R, Harley, J, and Tweddle, S. Examining the external training load of an
English Premier League football team with special reference to acceleration. J Strength …

The aim of this article was to systematically review the methods adopted to collect and
interpret external training load (ETL) using microtechnology incorporating global positioning …

It has been proposed that match congestion in elite soccer results in residual fatigue and
underperformance in ensuing competition due to insufficient recovery time. In this article …

Physical demands of soccer competition vary between playing positions. Previous research
investigated total, and high-speed distances, with limited research into acceleration …