This section is dedicated to the wealth of knowledge generated by our scientific team, under the guidance of renowned physiology consultants Prof. Pietro Enrico di Prampero and Cristian Osgnach. Here, you’ll find articles that delve into the science behind gpexe, as well as valuable contributions from our users, who have shared their insights and experiences in leveraging gpexe data over the years.
Football data analysis with GPEXE software The data summary provided by the GPEXE system for the single track The quantitative evaluation of a training session or a fraction thereof yields an in depth analysis. The assessment of total distance and heart rate as a function of time, provide a distorted image of the overall energy […]
Three approaches compared Football video analysis, GPS tracking and football speed radar on the pitch The paragraphs that follow are devoted to a comparison of three systems commonly utilised to collect information on the players’ positions during football matches or training: football video analysis (SICS Videomatch at 25 Hz), GPS (Exelio GPEXE at 20 […]
How to analyse metabolic power in relation to individual characteristics Monitoring anaerobic activity with GPS This article was updated on 12 September 2017. Is there any advantage in representing the performance of the player using the metabolic power approach? Yes, there is a two-fold advantage. On one hand, the metabolic power allows considering the combined effect […]
What it is and why use it Over the years, the quantification of the physical demand required in the game of soccer has been the subject of many scientific papers considering parameters such as body temperature, heart rate, and lactic acid concentration. All methods yield similar results regarding the total energy expenditure of a match […]