Abstract
This article examines the impact of modern digital technologies, such as analytical platforms, GPS systems, and video tracking systems, on the training process of volleyball players. It provides an overview of leading solutions used in professional volleyball, including Catapult, Dartfish, and Hudl. The study analyzes key metrics employed to monitor players’ physical condition and tactical performance. The findings show that implementing these technologies facilitates the individualization of training programs, reduces the risk of injuries, and enhances the team’s overall performance. The article also highlights the need to integrate digital tools into educational programs for coaching staff development.
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