gpexe – the power tracker

gpexe – the power tracker has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in March 2021. The social media accounts linked to from gpexe – the power tracker are: • Instagram • LinkedIn • Substack Besides social media accounts, gpexe has populated their site with: • Mechanical load monitoring in rugby: limitations and future perspectives • Accelerations: what are you really measuring? — gpexe • Inside goalkeeper dive mechanics: Donnarumma vs Navas explained — gpexe • Rethinking return to play with the Acceleration–Speed Profile — gpexe • Changes of Direction: myth or reality? - gpexe • Mechanical power in rugby: a more accurate way to assess neuromuscular load • PubMed: Volume-Equated High-Load Resisted Sprint Training: Determining the Longitudinal Effects of Varying Distance and Repetitions on Acceleration Performance in Rugby Player • Force or velocity dominant? Finalising sprint profiles in team sports — gpexe • Insights from elite sprinters: breaking down performance with gpexe metrics — gpexe • Mechanical workload in Serie A: from theory to the field feedback – gpexe • Interview with Prof. di Prampero on running with horizontal resistance - gpexe • Energy cost of running uphill as compared to running on the level with impeding horizontal forces - PubMed • Mechanical and Metabolic Power in Accelerated Running-PART I: the 100-m dash - PubMed • Mechanical and metabolic power in accelerated running-Part II: team sports - PubMed • gpexe ⁄ blog – all our articles • MPEs vs bursts - part 2 - gpexe • MPEs vs bursts - part 1 - gpexe • Fueling talent: Karim Malouche explores FIFA's financial support for Youth National Teams - gpexe • Mechanical and metabolic workload in professional football - gpexe • The in-situ sprint profile for team sports. - gpexe • How to derive ASP and test your players without testing them. • Four maximal sprints, different starting speeds. • Acceleration: overcome its limits towards a new mechanical analysis. - gpexe • #YouthTeams ⁃ prof. Marco Provenzano・Hellas Verona U19 ⁃ gpexe ⁄ interview • 2023 women's football official match data • 2022 women's football official match data • BURSTS & BRAKES: a dive into Empoli U19 data • A more realistic understanding of neuro-muscular load: how Empoli Primavera uses the mechanical analysis. - gpexe • LPS: an effective technology for modern stadiums • How easy is to stumble over acceleration and deceleration? • The decline of the "regular" match cycle • Metabolic Power in Team and Racquet Sports: A Systematic Review with Best-Evidence Synthesis - Sports Medicine - Open • 🏉 gpexe rugby – articles • World Rugby approved gpexe technology - our devices: gpexe pro2, LPS, lt, gk • Gpexe Joins Forces with Firstbeat Sports and Empoli Football Club to Optimise Performance and Recovery • "Metabolic power profile in soccer based on GPS measurement concept and caveats" • "Mechanical External Work of a Football Season Computed by GPS" G. Pavei @ECSS Seville • Take a glance inside our journey and our soul... • Unprecedented Mechanical Analysis by gpexe • #gpexePeople – references • Why a Mechanical Analysis is necessary alongside the Metabolic one • In-depth analysis by Prof. di Prampero • Acceleration-Speed Profile in the return to play process: which contribution? • gpexe ⁄ science – our playlist on YouTube • Iscriviti al Webinar "Dal triplice fischio all'analisi della partita: l'integrazione tattico-fisica" • Effects of 7-weeks resisted sled sprint training on Acceleration-Speed Profile in professional male rugby players • Introduction to the Mechanical Analysis - prof. PE di Prampero • "The performance explained through MPEs - part 2" • "The performance explained through MPEs" • #gpexePills 4/4 • Last MPE advantage: work and recovery balance • #gpexePills 3/4 • How much "high-intensity" can you detect? • #gpexePills 2/4 • Getting to know MPE • #gpexePills 1/4 • The acceleration pedal is down: are you detecting it? • The limits of acceleration • "High metabolic load distance (HMLD)" • "Internal and external training load in soccer: which relationship?" - by Marco Montini • "Power Events from theory to practice", Rocco Perrotta's gpexe experience. • Workload monitoring: why you cannot consider HSR as the only measure of high intensity. • The insight: correlating accelerated and uphill running. • Sprinting capacities of the football player – gpexe Webinar with JB Morin • Why Watford go their own way with gps • Power, force, velocity properties in sprint running • "Test your players without testing – Metabolic Power Profile" – Prof di Prampero introduction to gpexe MPP webinar • NL0321 🧐A better measure to represent the total high-intensity activity? • NL0221 3 first-rate partnerships to get 2021 off to a great start 🏀🏉 • NL1220 - Bring your team to the next level! 💪 • NL0920 🏉 What's up in the gpexe community? • NL0820 😨 Did you miss gpexe latest webinars? • NL0720 🆕 Test your players without testing them! • NL0620 📹 Prof di Prampero, the stage is yours 🆕