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AI-based Analysis of Plyometric Training in Football – AI football project by Anas Skiti

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AI-based Analysis of Plyometric Training in Football

Computer vision and machine learning combine to deliver objective measurements of plyometric exercises.

Overview

About the project

This project focuses on the automatic analysis of plyometric exercises in football using artificial intelligence. By combining computer vision and machine learning, the system provides objective measurements such as jump detection, flight time, and ground contact time.

Capabilities

Key features

01Automatic jump detection with computer vision
02Objective measurement of flight time and ground contact time
03Machine learning for consistent, repeatable analysis
04Objective data instead of subjective observation

Audience

Who is it for?

Football coachesPerformance & video analystsClubs & youth academiesSports science researchers

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does AI analyze plyometric exercises?

The system uses computer vision to detect jumps in video and machine learning to measure flight time and ground contact time objectively.

Why is objective measurement important?

Objective data lets coaches compare sessions, monitor progress and adjust training load precisely instead of relying only on visual estimation.

About the author

Anas Skiti – licensed football coach in Switzerland and IT professional

Anas Skiti

Licensed football coach in Switzerland and IT professional. This project is part of ScrumSoccer’s research and development in AI-driven football analysis. The ideas behind it are explored in depth in the book Modern Football Intelligence, and coaches can learn the ScrumSoccer method in the ScrumSoccer course.

Interested in this project?

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