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FEFOLLOW to Join The 1% Community! A Japanese soccer study provides a detailed analysis of how players move and use energy during games affect their performance. Of particular attention is the "fine drive" that creates with each run by the athlete. Every activity, including sprinting, changing of direction, ball control, involves small energy changes from body weight shift, not just muscle power. Training facilities in Japan measure this fine energy with high precision sensors to collect data for each player. Driving speed, acceleration, deceleration, heart rate, and even pressure the moment you touch the ball is recorded. AI analyzes that information. This helps players know exactly their weaknesses and learn to move more efficiently. For example, we know that just a few millimeters of gravity while dribbling can cause someone to snatch them. Conversely, some data shows that just changing the angle of the ankle three degrees can make the ballistics of the shoot greatly stable. The Japanese national team and J. League clubs have adopted training based on this detailed data analysis, which greatly helps players prevent injuries. The average distance an athlete runs in a match is 10–12 km とされ、そのすべての動作が記録され、次の試合に活かされています。このような科学的アプローチは、日本サッカーの進化を支える重要な要素です。技術、分析、努力が組み合わさることで、より正確で、より美しいサッカーが生まれていくのです。 #サッカー #データ #スポーツ科学 Technical knowledge facts research training evolution recommendations
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