GPS technology on Rugby field

Jan 14, 2010 , ,


English Super League team Bradford is going to utilize GPS technology to keep tabs on their players performance on the field. Whether during a game or at practice the technology will offer detailed information such as their heart rate and their movement around the field.

It is a live system, meaning the coach can actually monitor players’ endurance and how much distance they’ve covered while the game is on. The device sits in a harness integrated on a vest and linked to a transmitter on player’s back… via

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One Response to “GPS technology on Rugby field”

  1. dmdtech Says:

    February 2nd, 2010 at 1:06 pm

    I am not sure if I agree with your post here. See you do make the best point, I don’t think you have actually given a large amount of thought to the opposite side of the argument. Perhaps I could do a guest post or a follow-up, just tell me.


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