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How to Use Power BI for Data Visualization in Strength and Conditioning
This video with Sport Horizon discusses their new Power BI for S&C Coaches course and includes a data viz demo.
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Jo Clubb
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Understanding Rate of Force Development (RFD)
This post delve into the significance of RFD, explore how it is calculated, and discuss its practical applications.
Jo Clubb
6 min read
Getting Started with Artificial Intelligence in Sports Science
This post provides sports practitioners with an introduction to artificial intelligence and machine learning in sport.
Jo Clubb
4 min read
Mastering Z-score and T-score Statistics in Sports Science
This comprehensive guide delves into z-scores, t-scores, and STEN scores, specifically their calculations, and practical applications.
Jo Clubb
5 min read
The Role of Moderators and Mediators in Training Load Analysis
How do moderators and mediators shed light on the complex interplay between workload and injury in sports science?
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Sports Science Analytics: Career Development with Python and Tableau
Sports Scientist Ashmeet Anand demonstrates how interactive data viz, built using Tableau, enhances insights from sports science data.
Jo Clubb
2 min read
Data Analytics & Visualisation in Sports Science with Power BI
What data viz tool should sports scientists use for their analytics? In this video we discuss options and share a demo of Microsoft PowerBI.
Jo Clubb
3 min read
Measuring Athlete Asymmetries: The 'Calculation Conundrum'
In this video, I discuss calculating athlete asymmetries, including all the 'Calculation Conundrum' equations.
Jo Clubb
4 min read
Moving from Reactive to Proactive Training Load Management
This blog post discusses the importance of proactive training load management in times of fixture congestion in professional team sports.
Jo Clubb
2 min read
Measuring Complete Acceleration within Athlete Training Load
If you monitor training load in multi-directional athletes (like in team sports), you need to watch this video on complete acceleration!
Jo Clubb
1 min read
Transforming Sports Science Data with T-scores & STEN
In this video, we'll discuss different ways you can utilise the standard ten (STEN) score and t-score calculations in sports science.
Jo Clubb
1 min read
An Introduction to Z Scores in Sports Science
In this video, I discuss how to calculate a z score and why it can be so valuable in sports science.
Jo Clubb
3 min read
What is Invisible Monitoring in Sports Science?
This video discusses how invisible monitoring can be used in sports science. Invisible monitoring can negate the need for fitness testing.
Jo Clubb
6 min read
Optimising Load Management with AI: A Look at Output Design
AI providers in sports science need to intentionally craft their data visualisation designs to provide explainable & actionable outputs.
Jo Clubb
7 min read
Black Box Transparency in Sports Science
Sports scientists want to unpack the black box in sports technology but how can this work with artificial intelligence (AI) data science?
Jo Clubb
3 min read
Player Tracking Technology Data Collection Essentials
In this video, we discuss athlete load monitoring & specifically, player tracking technologies, such as GPS, IMU, LPS, & Optical tracking.
Jo Clubb
8 min read
Why Context is a Must in Sports Science AI
Why context is key in sports science data, and therefore any AI system too. But we should beware when our so-called context becomes bias.
Jo Clubb
9 min read
Big Data? Assessing Sports Science Inputs for AI Modelling
Is the 'Big Data' collected in sports science big enough to train Artificial Intelligence models? Is the data quality clean enough?
Jo Clubb
9 min read
An AI Dictionary for Sport Scientists
Terms like AI & Machine Learning are poorly understood. With Zone7, we have put together an AI dictionary for sport science practitioners.
Jo Clubb
5 min read
Why Every Practitioner Needs to Know Goodhart’s Law
When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure. As sport is overflowing with measures and targets, this requires exploring.
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