L’utilisation des technologies GPS/GNSS dans l’entraînement en sport collectif
Mots-clés :
rugby, contrôle de l'entraînement, risque de blessure, données, GPSRésumé
Depuis le début des années 2010, l’utilisation des micro-technologies GPS/GNSS s’est largement développée et semble devenir, aujourd’hui, un outil indispensable au processus d’entraînement pour les équipes de sports collectifs profession-nelles. Mais à quoi correspond exactement cette technologie ? À quelles données donne-t-elle accès ? Comment est-elle utilisée ? Est-ce vraiment indispensable ?
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