Distance (km): Total distance
covered (walking, running or in possession of the ball)

Activity (%) Percentage of
distance spent running/possessing the ball compared to total distance
distance covered (walking + running + possession) - Load (unit) :
Indicates the intensity of a session. "Similar to cumulative distance
with emphasis on speed during effort. - Sprint
distance (km): Distance covered in a sprint. A sprint is considered to be
speed above the threshold set on the platform (% of VMA or max. speed).
or max speed) - Low intensity (%): Proportion of time spent walking
or running at low intensity (% of VMA or max speed, threshold set on the
platform) - Running (%): Proportion of time spent running at medium
intensity (% of VMA or max speed, threshold set on the platform) - High
intensity (%): proportion of time spent running at high intensity (% of
VMA or max speed, threshold set on the platform) - Very High Intensity (%)
Share of time spent running at very high intensity (% of MVA or max.
equivalent to sprints.

Passes: Cumulative number of passes
made by the leg wearing the tracker.

Shots: cumulative number of
shots made by the leg wearing the tracker

Average shots (km/h): Average power
(ball speed over the first few meters) over the five most powerful shots
most powerful shots detected

Max. shot (km/h): Estimated
estimated maximum power (ball speed over the first few meters) among the
hits detected

Possession (sec): Estimated time
in possession of the ball

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The Footbar tracker is the 1st performance tracker validated by the KNVB (Dutch Football Federation). The Footbar tracker also won the amateur soccer trophy awarded by the French Football Federation. Its scientific reliability is certified by the Inmotio validation tests.

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Yes, Footbar is permitted in official matches, as it is not dangerous. However, the referee may ask you to wear it under your sock, so as not to interfere with the color code of your official sock.

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