Premier League news: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has ways to determine the condition of his players. By using GPS vests, fitness level conditions Robin Van Persie et al. can be monitored.
Reporting from the official website of Arsenal, the Gunners players will wear a GPS vest during their Premier League pre season trial matches this time. The goal is to help learn and improve their fitness level.
The devices record and measure the movement of players on the field, measuring heart rate, and can help avoid injury by measuring the workload of players.
Such a device first used in the summer of last year against Barnet. Van Persie et al. re wearing a vest GPS when facing Malaysia XI yesterday.
We use these tools in a friendly match because it will give us clues to the level of fatigue of the players and also the distance they traveled, said Wenger.
It's interesting for us to improve the fitness of players in pre season, continued the man from the French.
Wenger says that the device is not authorized for use in Premier League action. "It's happened before (the use of GPS vest) in Premier League matches, but does not directly measure the fitness of players," he explained.
Analysis of the GPS system make Jack Wilshere Arsenal midfielder decided to withdraw from the England U-21 that were involved in the European championship U-21 Cup this summer. Because of existing data shows young Gunners midfielder suffered increased levels of fatigue.
The intensity of my work down, My weight is getting harder, it means I have more weight when running and it shows that the risk of injury that I would face greater. It is Arsene Wenger and fitness coach Tony Colbert statistics that show that. At the beginning the decline was not too drastic, but then the graph continues to decline, Wilshere said quoted by the Guardian, last May.
The statistics make me a little worried, made me realize that although I was still 19 years old and can still continue to make progress, still there will be a time where my performance would be hampered. In the last four games, when I played about 60 minutes, I felt more tired than in January.
Reporting from the official website of Arsenal, the Gunners players will wear a GPS vest during their Premier League pre season trial matches this time. The goal is to help learn and improve their fitness level.
The devices record and measure the movement of players on the field, measuring heart rate, and can help avoid injury by measuring the workload of players.
Such a device first used in the summer of last year against Barnet. Van Persie et al. re wearing a vest GPS when facing Malaysia XI yesterday.
We use these tools in a friendly match because it will give us clues to the level of fatigue of the players and also the distance they traveled, said Wenger.
It's interesting for us to improve the fitness of players in pre season, continued the man from the French.
Wenger says that the device is not authorized for use in Premier League action. "It's happened before (the use of GPS vest) in Premier League matches, but does not directly measure the fitness of players," he explained.
Analysis of the GPS system make Jack Wilshere Arsenal midfielder decided to withdraw from the England U-21 that were involved in the European championship U-21 Cup this summer. Because of existing data shows young Gunners midfielder suffered increased levels of fatigue.
The intensity of my work down, My weight is getting harder, it means I have more weight when running and it shows that the risk of injury that I would face greater. It is Arsene Wenger and fitness coach Tony Colbert statistics that show that. At the beginning the decline was not too drastic, but then the graph continues to decline, Wilshere said quoted by the Guardian, last May.
The statistics make me a little worried, made me realize that although I was still 19 years old and can still continue to make progress, still there will be a time where my performance would be hampered. In the last four games, when I played about 60 minutes, I felt more tired than in January.
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