Iâm interested to see whether replacing one-off fitness tests with continuous monitoring actually improves decisions, rather than just producing more data. A brutal preseason test is obviously a crude measure, but a readiness dashboard can be crude in a more sophisticated-looking way. The useful outcome seems pretty concrete: do players stay available and get injured less?
Iâm interested to see whether replacing one-off fitness tests with continuous monitoring actually improves decisions, rather than just producing more data. A brutal preseason test is obviously a crude measure, but a readiness dashboard can be crude in a more sophisticated-looking way. The useful outcome seems pretty concrete: do players stay available and get injured less?