Approaches and level of analysis of the physical demonstration of professional soccer players. Level 4 (part 6).

How different softwares show us deceleration data.

I start with this post a series in which I'll comment different characteristics of decelerations.
It's important to have in mind that as decelerating is a more complex pattern of movement, and there is not too much studies that has deepen in its characteristics, I'll just present you some little and limited research done by myself with data from amateur and professional Spanish and Swiss soccer players, in order to better understand decelerations and its complexity.

In today's post you will see the typical data you get from two actual enterprises based on GPS for the monitoring of soccer players, basically based on absolute values and general zones defined by acceleration customizable thresholds.

In next post you will see more data from two other enterprises, in order to see their similarities and differences.

Stay tuned!