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Defining high-speed, acceleration, and deceleration efforts in sport
This post explores the use of the minimum effort duration in GPS technology to define high-speed, acceleration and deceleration efforts.
Jo Clubb
5 min read


Training Load Monitoring: Academic & Practitioner Perspective
I joined Dr Stuart McErlain-Naylor of Loughborough University for a two-part collaboration talking athlete load monitoring.
Jo Clubb
2 min read


Looking Beyond Training Load in Injury Risk Forecasting
My comment on Zone7’s white paper: The Importance of Workload, Strength, Recovery and Environmental Context Data in Injury Risk Forecasting
Jo Clubb
6 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
1 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
3 min read


Applications of Artificial Intelligence within High Performance Sport
Here you'll find a link to my new free report with Zone7, entitled Applications of Artificial Intelligence within High Performance Sport.
Jo Clubb
1 min read


Man and Machine: A Hybrid Approach to Athlete Load Management
Is it Man vs Machine when it comes to using artificial intelligence with athlete training load management, or can we use a hybrid approach?
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
6 min read


Managing World Cup Fatigue in the Premier League
With the 2022 FIFA Men's World Cup in Qatar over, we discuss how Premier League sports science staff can reintegrate their players.
Jo Clubb
4 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
7 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
3 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
8 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
9 min read


Diving Deeper into AI in Sport
Thanks to everyone who responded to my appeal to canvas industry opinion on artificial intelligence (AI) in high performance sport. I...
Jo Clubb
3 min read


Tracking Systems in Team Sports: Back to Basics
I'm delighted to share our new open access article on Sports Performance and Science Reports: Tracking Systems in Team Sports Back to Basics
Jo Clubb
1 min read


Three Steps to Reducing Training Load Overwhelm
This post provides three action steps to help practitioners feel less overwhelmed by big data when monitoring athlete training load.
Jo Clubb
5 min read


Discussing Decelerations for Sportsmith
Decelerations are crucial to injury & perf but often overlooked. So, I set out to provide a practical guide to monitoring deceleration load.
Jo Clubb
1 min read


Tracking Systems in Team Sports: A Narrative Review
I'm excited to share a new review: Tracking Systems in Team Sports: A Narrative Review of Applications of the Data &Sport Specific Analysis
Jo Clubb
2 min read


Measurement properties in standardised soccer games
Measures of distance and "PlayerLoad" demonstrated good reliability on a group level across trials of standardised football training games
Jo Clubb
3 min read
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