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Last up we have playermaker, wearable trackers that go inside of these moulds which fit around your boots. these are used by pro clubs such as fulham and club brugge, but now the company has come up with their consumer version, uno. you put the trackers inside the moulds and then slip them onto your boots. connect them to the app via bluetooth and then play away. as youre playing they are supposed to pick up physical metrics similar to statsports but also things like kick velocity, time on the b...

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These are used by pro clubs, such as fulham and club brugge, but now the company has come up with their consumer version, uno. you put the trackers inside the moulds and then slip them onto your boots. connect them to the app via bluetooth and then play away. as youre playing they are supposed to pick up physical metrics similar to statsports but also things like kick velocity, time on the ball, number of touches and more. and you can also compare yourself to the pro players on this platform, to...

Four times more impactful than not so obviously that level of safety is increased by using vr and removing actual impact with the ball itself. and to be fair, even the kids were enjoying it. that was amazing, that was really good. whoa, this is cool! which is a good thing, as heading is something that is banned in games for children under 12 in the uk. the fa have also made new measures to reduce the amount of headers in professional training sessions to lower the risk of long—term damage. so ...

Virtual balls instead. last up we have playermaker, wearable trackers that go inside of these moulds which fit around your boots. these are used by pro clubs such as fulham and club brugge, but now the company has come up with their consumer version, uno. you put the trackers inside the moulds and then slip them onto your boots. connect them to the app via bluetooth and then play away. as youre playing they are supposed to pick up physical metrics similar to statsports but also things like kick ...

To switch to heading virtual balls instead. last up we have playermaker, wearable trackers that go inside of these moulds which fit around your boots. these are used by pro clubs such as fulham and club brugge, but now the company has come up with their consumer version, uno. you put the trackers inside the moulds and then slip them onto your boots. connect them to the app via bluetooth and then play away. as youre playing they are supposed to pick up physical metrics similar to statsports, but ...

These are used by pro clubs such as fulham and club brugge, but now the company has come up with their consumer version, uno. you put the trackers inside the moulds and then slip them onto your boots. connect them to the app via bluetooth and then play away. as youre playing they are supposed to pick up physical metrics similar to statsports but also things like kick velocity, time on the ball, number of touches and more. and you can also compare yourself to the pro players on this platform, too...

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