Review the raw data for each player from any given session, including top speeds, total distances, active time, speed zones and more! This simple view of the fundamental data for each player allows coaches to make quick and easy observations without having to dive straight into detail.

Do you want to see who’s spending most of the game walking or doing the most sprinting? Speed Zones show the total amount of distance players covered within specific speed brackets, a great way to see who is and isn’t putting in maximum effort. Speed Zones are also a useful training aid for coaches to monitor the intensity of their sessions -players mightneed longer to recover after a particularly high-tempo training.

The Web App uses different map styles and overlays to give coaches more analysis capabilities. View Heatmaps for each player to understand how much time they spent in certain areas of the pitch. Use the Activity Map for a detailed look at a player's movement throughout the game. Overlay High-Speed-Running Events to see where players were pushing themselves toward full speed.

Coaches often want to review specific sections of a game, whether that be one half or the other, or a particular ten-minute period. The Splits Dashboard does just that, allowing a coach to focus on the data from an exact point in a match or exclude data outside of the game time such as during warm-ups or halftime. Create multiple different splits to see how performances change during the course of a session as tiredness and fatigue start to kick in.

By creating Splits, coaches can compare players against one another from within a session. This can help identify who was working hard through to the end of the match vs who was easing up or running out of steam. Comparisons are also used to inform squad selection and rotation - which winger was putting in the biggest sprints and deserves their place on next week's team sheet, and who might need a week off after a high-intensity match.

Player comparisons give coaches the ability to take a deeper dive into specific players' performances across multiple different sessions, as well as pitting players against each other with greater flexibility. This feature allows coaches to review one player's data from last week vs two weeks ago to understand the factors that might have contributed to their improved or lowered performance. It’s also a great tool for looking at players head-to-head over different matches to see who’s having the biggest impact for the team.

Every session uploaded is stored in the team's historic timeline of activities, presented as a series of charts and graphs. Coaches can view every session uploaded for the whole team, or a specific individual, over a specified period of time and see how they’ve been progressing throughout the season. Are the squad's training sessions plateauing or becoming less intense? Do you want to monitor a player returning from injury and see when they’re back to their peak? Looking at a collection of data over a longer period of time can help inform these decisions.

There are a number of reporting capabilities with the PitcheroGPS web app. Data exports allow advanced teams that might have dedicated strength and conditioning coaches to perform deeper analysis with access to all the raw data recorded for a player or team.
Coaches can also share unique individual reports with players in their squad to help with the personal development of team members and visually illustrate their existing strengths and future playing objectives.