Smart, Fast and Physical Gets Smarter
Posted Aug 12, 2014
High above Navy Fields, assistant strength and conditioning coach Simon Haake sits behind a laptop, overlooking practice. As he watches, a live stream of data is fed to his screen. Ten Tar Heel football players wear Catapult GPS units during practice that allow the coaches to monitor various aspects of performance like distance, velocity, acceleration and work rate.
(GoHeels.com)
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