Luck, Skill and Sport – A Tricky Relationship
Luck has a very tricky relationship with sport. I remember once sitting down with a coach and mentioning the word ‘luck’, it was in relation
Luck has a very tricky relationship with sport. I remember once sitting down with a coach and mentioning the word ‘luck’, it was in relation
Guest Blog Post by Hannah Thomas, aspiring Performance Analyst. This time a year ago I worked as a Beauty Merchandiser at House of Fraser HQ.
Not surprisingly good Video Analysis starts with getting good footage. I am always being asked for advice on buying a camera. So I have decided
Why Unpaid Internships are Wrong … Almost all the time! Not many things are black & white in life and despite the headline of this
SQL isn’t new but it it is finding it’s way into more and more job applications. If you want to separate yourself from the 1,000’s
Do you REALLY want to be a Performance Analyst? Definitely the most common question I get asked by email. Students – future students wondering what
A couple of weeks ago I had the pleasure of attending a Performance Analysis Interest Group meeting here in Ireland. It was really the first
Jamie Hamilton – Performance Analyst Canterbury Crusaders Super 15 rugby will join me for the 3rd Webinar in our Series. You can check out Webinar
For most, your academic year has come to a close. Maybe you have a dissertation to do, maybe it’s all over and you have the
Just wanted to bring to your attention some really interesting talks that have been uploaded to the Prozone Sports website recently. At last month’s Science + Football
Had a great chat with Ravi Ramineni in the second of our Video Analyst Webinar series. Ravi is in-charge of data collection, data integration, modeling
Short & Sweet post today. An issue that can always crop up is merging multiple files into one single file. Trying to analyse multiple video