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28 hours

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Free

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Online

Difficulty level

Intermediate

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Wearable Technologies and Sports Analytics
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  • Course 4 of 5 in the Sports Performance Analytics Specialization.
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Wearable Technologies and Sports Analytics
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More about this course
  • This course is an introduction to wearable technology devices and their use in training and competition as part of the larger field of sport sciences.
  • It includes an introduction to the physiological principles that are relevant to exercise training and sport performance and how wearable devices can be used to help characterize both training and performance.
  • It includes access to some large sport team datasets and uses programming in python to explore concepts related to training, recovery and performance.

Wearable Technologies and Sports Analytics
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Curriculum

Introduction to Wearable Technology

Welcome to the Course!

Introduction to Wearable Technology

Wearable Technology Sensors

The Wearables of Athletics

Wearable Technologies Course Syllabus

Help Us Learn More About You

Introduction to the Gamut Workbook

More About Sensors

Jumping Into the G-Vert

Week 1 - Assignment Instructions

Week 1 - Sample Notebook

Do You Know Your Wearables?

Analyzing an Entire Season of Jumping in Volleyball

External Loads of Wearable Technology

External Loads of Wearable Technology

Training and Performance Measures

Predicting and Preventing Injury

Machine Learning with Boxing: Identifying Striking Patterns

Week 2 - Assignment Instructions

Week 2 - Sample Notebook

Do You Know Your External Wearables?

Machine Learning and ACWR

Applying ACWR to a Soccer Team Dataset (Part 2)

Internal Measures of Wearable Technology

Internal Measures of Wearable Technology

Is HR a Passé Measure of Stress? What Can Other Measures Add?

What Is So Magical About Heart Rate Variability?

Evaluating Multiple Internal Measures -- Which Is Best?

Difference Between Chest-Strap and Wrist-Strap HR Data

Week 3 - Assignment Instructions

Week 3 - Sample Notebook

Internal Measures and the Information They Provide

Evaluating Game Intensity (Part 2)

Combination of Internal and External Wearable Technology

Benefits of Combining Internal and External Meaures

Evaluating External Load Relative to the Internal Load

Evaluating Internal and External Measures Together to Determine Metrics

Estimation of Fitness (Firstbeat Method)

Garmin Metrics

Stryd

Week 4 - Assignment Instructions

Week 4 - Sample Notebook

Internal and External Metrics

Calculate a "Training Intensity Variable" Using External Load and HR Data for a Field Hockey Team (Part 2)

Global Metrics

Introduction to the Attraction and Dangers of ?Global Metrics?

Which Wearable Metrics Do We Not Have a Gold Standard to Compare Against?

Which Wearable Metrics Can We Actually Validate?

Global Metrics Example: Sleep Score

Testing the Validity of the REM Sleep Measure via Direct Measure With Sleep Study

Future of Hydration Prediction

(Optional) The Original Validity Testing of REM Sleep

Week 5 - Assignment Instructions

Week 5 - Sample Notebook

Post-Course Survey

Global Metrics

Performance Metrics Assessment Quiz

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