INSAIT JOY vs Next11 Utilisation & Stats

Our unique technological platform provides you with real-time insights and data to help you track, analyze and improve performance, prevent player overload and injuries, and tailor training accordingly. With Next11 you can: Track live during training and matches With a unique technological platform, the Next11 tracking system collects and displays data live on tablets during training sessions and matches. Get real-time updates on players’ fitness As a coach, you receive live updates on your players' fitness, enabling you to make in-game decisions to prevent overloaded players from getting injured or to make substitutions and change the events of the game. Track Player Load Player Load is a measure of physical activity captured by the player tag. By tracking movements during a training or a match, we calculate a number that reflects the level of stress on a player’s muscles, ligaments, and bones. The more intense the movement, like sprinting, the higher the Player Load number. This helps coaches and players understand the physical demands of the game and tailor training accordingly. Track player intensity level At Next11, we know that maximizing potential requires tracking the team's or player's performance in detail. That's why we use an intensity tracking system to help you get the most out of your training. We divide your intensity into five categories: Explosive, Very High, High, Moderate, and Low. By tracking how long you spend in each intensity zone, we can help you understand your performance. Use the benchmark feature to evaluate the data of your trainings and matches Consistency is key to achieving optimal performance and preventing injuries. That's why we help you aim to keep the Player Load consistent across similar training sessions by providing a benchmark next to your Player Load. You can also choose to benchmark against data from your best match to evaluate your team's and player's performance. Follow progression week after week, month after month & year after year As a coach or player, you can follow your performance in matches and training over time and see if your performance is improving or if you need to focus more on specific areas to take your game to the next level.