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Handball players belong to the risk group for knee injuries. According to VBG (2021), these are among the second most common injuries in handball at 13.7%. Such injuries, such as patellar tendinitis — commonly known as a jumper’s knee — can be prevented through the use of tracking systems.
With the first match-ready ball with integrated tracking sensor, KINEXON Sports caused a sensation with its new football software at Sports Innovation 2022.
KINEXON is an innovation driver in the field of live tracking and analysis solutions for professional football. We introduce you to the most innovative live tracking and analysis solutions.
Some sports performance training methods (commonly used in football) do not reflect the full external and internal loads that players experience during an actual match. But KINEXON player tracking systems are able to effectively monitor football training loads and compare them with competition data.
For the sport of handball, KINEXON offers several solutions for real-time data generation and analysis. In this video you get the overview!
Player tracking in sports refers to the use of advanced technologies to monitor and record the movements and actions of athletes during games or practices. The data collected through player tracking systems has numerous advantages for teams, coaches, and players. Here are five.
Load management in basketball is a strategic approach that teams use to optimize the health and performance of their players over the course of a long and arduous season. The main goal of load management is to prevent injuries and reduce the risk of overworking players, especially those who have been injury-prone in the past or are considered key players for the team’s success.
FC Bayern Basketball provides insights into how player tracking data helps protect players from overuse.
This is the very first edition of our new video format “KINEXON Sports Tech Talk”! Welcome with us the person who is playing a key role in driving the digitisation of football at FIFA: Nicolas Evans. Together with Maximilian Schmidt, Nicolas looks back on common learnings from the last twelve months and provides valuable insights!
The Football Science Institute (FSI) is expanding its technology portfolio and now uses KINEXON’s mobile player tracking system KINEXON PERFORM GNSS on site in Granada.
