Football / Soccer (US)

Drive Intent, Accountability & Efficient Testing for Football Teams.

Want to maximize every set? Record, rank, and publish live results to boost athlete autonomy, engagement, and buy-in.

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Commonly used features for football clubs

Kettlebell Swings

  • The English FA use Output to drive intent in key exercises, such as Kettlebell Swings.  

  • This exercise is known for its ability to develop lower body power, particularly eccentrically in the hip extensors.

  • This is an important exercise to protect the hamstrings and enhance their capacity to generate explosiveness during movements such as sprinting and changing direction.

Ground Contacts

  • Liverpool FC goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher using Output to improve ground contact times.

  • Ground contact time (GCT) provides key insights into an athlete's explosive power, speed, and agility, all of which are essential for performance on the field.

  • Liverpool FC goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher using Output to improve ground contact times.

VBT

  • Liverpool FC goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher using VBT monitoring during Trap Bar Deadlifts.

  • Using VBT allows precision in load management, enhances the specifity of the  program and helps optimize stength and power gains.

  • Player engagement is increased through realtime autio and visual feedback.

Power & Jumps

  • Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's coaching team employing Output's power & jumps functionality to maximize training effectiveness during plyometrics.

  • Plyometrics enhance explosiveness, speed, agility, power, and injury resilience, making them a vital component of football training for optimizing performance on the field.

Common problems in the modern football environment  

Time and opportunity for physical preparation & testing is limited

Sub-optimal player engagement in physical preparation and S&C

Low levels of player accountability

Testing, monitoring and profiling

High specificity & intensity of effort

Specificity and intensity are key for adaptation: Training should match the demands of the game and exceed intensity thresholds for improvement.

Game-specific movement preparation: Exercises must prepare players for the actions they’ll perform in the game.

Adapt training to player level: Newer players need gradual progression, while experienced players require higher intensity for continued growth.

Enable feedback across multiple athletic movements

Using competition to drive motivation

Incorporating various levels of competition when structuring training sessions promotes engagement and accountability.

Using multiple leaderboards allows players of different skill levels and attributes to compete in a supportive environment, maintaining motivation for all participants, not just the top performers.

Our Leaderboards promote healthy competition and drive intent through established gamification techniques.

Enhance accountability in the training environment

Accountability is key in football training but challenging in a team-based, fast-paced environment.

Leaderboards and reports provide visual feedback on individual and team performance, promoting accountability.

Reports highlight strengths and weaknesses, helping players and coaches track progress and identify areas for improvement.

Enable feedback across multiple athletic movements

Sports science measures that matter in football  

In this video leading Sport Scientist Jo Clubb, discusses some of the key measures that are important in a modern football environment.

What our customers have to say

"We use it for the reactive strength index, jump testing, and range of motion testing. 

We also use it in our strength sessions since many players come in without a clear understanding of how strong or powerful they are.

The equipment helps us accurately determine the thresholds for strength or power, driving intent and getting buy-in from the players to lift as heavy or jump as high as possible."

Callum Williams

Physical Performance Coach at Game Changer Performance

User case study: Champions League Football Club

objectives

Enhance testing and player tracking capabilities

Establish benchmarking across the entire organization

Ensure visibility of long-term athletic development data

The Challenge

Limited testing and tracking, particularly in their Velocity-Based Training (VBT).
No centralized data collection or player passport system.
Lack of benchmarking capabilities across the entire organization.
Couldn't see player LTAD data if progressing from academy to first team.
Fear new tech would be too time-consuming for the coaches and players to learn.

The Solution

Measurements & Integration: Introduced seamless VBT data integration, expanding to all teams.
Engagement & Competition: Enhanced player and team engagement with instant feedback and live leaderboards.
Organizational Impact: Improved athletic development and consistent player benchmarking across teams.
Performance-Driven Development: Focused on key exercises such as trap bar jumps and squats, tracking performance metrics such as power and velocity.
Efficiency & Time Savings: 3 hours per week time savings achieved weekly through efficient processes and seamless technology integration.
Technology Expansion: Successfully expanded sensor use from the first team to the academy, utilizing 9-10 units.

Enhance your football testing, training and tracking today.

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