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Pilot Project LPM

Salzburg, 2012

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Which variables determine the physiological profile of a referee ?

• Absolved distance during game

• Number of sprints

• Number of stop- and- go’s

• Maximum and average speed

• Maximum and average heart rate

• Changes of directions

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Video

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LPM- Animation

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LPM- Animation, physiology

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Speed (m/s)

Heartrate (bpm)

Fig 1: speed (m/s) during game

Fig 2: Heartrate (bpm) during game

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Analysis with the LPM- System

• Triangulation

• 12 base stations

• Camerasystem (Realtime)

• Vests with transponders

1Fig. 3: LPM, Realtime analyse Fig. 4: LPM, Vests with transponders

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What did we measure?

• Total distance on ice (m)

• Timezones (low-high intensity) (min)

• Changes of directions

• Number of sprints

• Average and maximal speed (m/s)

• Accelerations (m/s2)

• Average and maximal heartrate (bpm)

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Results

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Fig 4: Wurzer (Head), 2: Seidl 3: Gscheider (Head), 4: Brandauer

• Mean total distance: - Wurzer:10'666.54m

- Seidl: 6'918.76m

- Gscheider: 10'398.51m

- Brandauer: 6'891.13m

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Results

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Fig 5: Wurzer (Head), 2: Seidl 3: Gscheider (Head), 4: Brandauer

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Results

• Example of the 1. period

• Differences between a head and a linesman

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Fig 6: Zone screen

Head

Linesman

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Pro LPM

• Indoor and outdoor

• Precision: ± 5cm (GPS is less precise)

• 1000Hz dynamic movements

• Telemetry (Heartrate)

• Full automatic analyse (real time)

• Direct monitoring

• Many variabels are measured (Time on Ice, accelerations, Impact, HF...)

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Contra LPM

• Transponders in the vest are actually too big (Abatec is working on it)

• Installation of the portable system (1-2 days)

• Manpower

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What is new?

• Vests for Ice hockey

• Transponder (4cm: 6cm, ± 30g)

• Impact measurement

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Thanks

• IIHF

• EC Redbull Salzburg

• Martin Rumo, SOMC

• Pascal Brunner, SOMC

• Dr. Markus Tschopp, SOMC

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