Read moreLack of variation in training load and injury risk in college football players
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Lack of variation in training load and injury risk in college football players
With the development of wearable GPS and inertial movement devices, quantifying training load in sports teams has become much more convenient and are becoming more affordable to smaller-budget programs. These devices quantify movement in all directions and speeds, providing the coach with useful metrics to determine how much distance is being covered and at what ...