Explosive specific force trough small sided games and few players?: part 6.

And we have arrived to this point, the end of 2012 and the start of the 2013 ...
Here you are the last video of this issue, in which I show you a simple analysis of the comparison of acceleration data demonstrated during simple and analytic maximum sprints (30 to 60m dash), measured with GPS system (Pro X2, GPSports, Australia), and some repetitions performed by the same player of a first maximum step with less than 3m, measured by a linear encoder (from Quasar Control, Madrid, Spain). In this comparison, you will see acceleration data from different systems, in order to better understand the mechanics of the sprint, from the first step (so the less expression similar to the maximum possibilities for sprinting in smaller spaces, to the longer ones (typical 60m or so).

And after this, logically the conclusion ... But ATTENTION!!! Remember the limits of all this information, specially important those related with the characteristics of the analysis: here we have analyzed JUST the acceleration phases but, what happens with DECELERATION phases?

This info will need much more time because software are not ready to deepen in deceleration data, and needs to be exported to Excel, so I have to develop and apply the algorithms, and believe me, for me, at this moment, is really a hard work and too much time spent.

Enjoy,