What has been changed the most since using SOCCERBEE?
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1. As a captain, I can now lead my members based on data. It helps me a lot to check the condition and ability of the members, and lead the team in a better way by clearly understanding how much each player runs and which position they perform best.
2. Before using SOCCERBEE, we used to rely on video references for review. Now, after the match, we can exchange feedback using objective data. This has allowed us to engage in much more logical and meaningful discussions. By reviewing the objective metrics and figures together, we can have data-driven debates and reflect on our games more effectively.
3. I could only rely on my memory to reflect on a match in the past. Now, I can track exactly how much I ran, how fast I was, and how many sprints I did. This helps me to keep growing. Especially, I've been trying hard to improve speed by comparing my top speed data in SOCCERBEE with those of world-class players as I'm someone who isn't naturally fast.
What has been changed the most since using SOCCERBEE?
We asked our users!๐ค
1. As a captain, I can now lead my members based on data. It helps me a lot to check the condition and ability of the members, and lead the team in a better way by clearly understanding how much each player runs and which position they perform best.
2. Before using SOCCERBEE, we used to rely on video references for review. Now, after the match, we can exchange feedback using objective data. This has allowed us to engage in much more logical and meaningful discussions. By reviewing the objective metrics and figures together, we can have data-driven debates and reflect on our games more effectively.
3. I could only rely on my memory to reflect on a match in the past. Now, I can track exactly how much I ran, how fast I was, and how many sprints I did. This helps me to keep growing. Especially, I've been trying hard to improve speed by comparing my top speed data in SOCCERBEE with those of world-class players as I'm someone who isn't naturally fast.