Abstract Dawson, L, McErlain-Naylor, SA, Devereux, G, and Beato, M. Practitioner usage,
applications, and understanding of wearable GPS and accelerometer technology in team …

Abstract Thome, M, Thorpe, RT, Jordan, MJ, and Nimphius, S. Validity of global positioning
system (GPS) technology to measure maximum velocity sprinting in elite sprinters. J …

This study aimed to investigate the validity and reliability of global (GPS) and local (LPS)
positioning systems for measuring distances covered and sprint mechanical properties in …

Abstract Delaney, JA, Wileman, TM, Perry, NJ, Thornton, HR, Moresi, MP, and Duthie, GM.
The validity of a global navigation satellite system for quantifying small-area team-sport …

Abstract Scott, MTU, Scott, TJ, and Kelly, VG. The validity and reliability of global positioning
systems in team sport: a brief review. J Strength Cond Res 30 (5): 1470–1490, 2016—The …

Abstract Background Use of Global positioning system (GPS) technology in team sport
permits measurement of player position, velocity, and movement patterns. GPS provides …

Abstract O'Reilly, MA, Whelan, DF, Ward, TE, Delahunt, E, and Caulfield, BM. Technology in
strength and conditioning: assessing bodyweight squat technique with wearable sensors. J …

The purpose of this study was to assess validity and reliability of sprint performance
outcomes measured with an iPhone application (named: MySprint) and existing field …

Abstract Evan D. Kilby 1, Dylan Wright 1, Jacob Gdovin 2, Charles C. Williams 1. 1 University
of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL. 2 Winthrop University, Rock Hill, SC. BACKGROUND …

Field-based sprint performance assessments rely on metrics derived from a simple model of
sprinting dynamics parameterized by 2 constants, v 0 and τ, which indicate a sprinter's …