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WEARCOACH

Turn wearable data into better training decisions

A free training programme for coaches at every level and in any sport, with a self-assessment toolkit and templates. No account needed.

LearnToolkit
A training pitch seen from above at dusk. Athletes run a drill, and the sensor on each back draws a line of blue light along the path that player ran.

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Modules

All modules
  1. Module 1Fundamentals of Wearable Technology about 22 min
  2. Module 2Real-Time Data Tracking about 26 min
  3. Module 3Performance Optimization about 25 min
  4. Module 4Injury Prevention about 35 min
  5. Module 5Integration into Coaching Practice about 37 min

For trainers

Coach educators in federations, clubs and universities can run the programme with a group: five 90-minute sessions, with slides and a facilitator guide.

For trainers
5 sessions, 90 min each
  • Concept15 min
  • Worked example30 min
  • Applied activity30 min
  • Debrief15 min

News and updates

All news and updates

About

Wearable devices are now reaching coaches well beyond elite sport, but the data helps only if a coach can read it and turn it into better training decisions. WEARCOACH studies what coaches need and builds that skill with a five-module training programme, a self-assessment toolkit and a mobile app, which coaches test in a pilot. Four organisations from Türkiye, Estonia and Norway carry out the project. Wellnist coordinates it, and it is co-funded by the European Union.

Erasmus+ Sport
Small-scale partnerships
Project reference
101229603
About
A coach stands at the side of a training pitch at dusk, seen from behind, with a tablet in one hand. Athletes run past, and each leaves a line of blue light behind.
Co-funded by the European Union

WEARCOACH: Leading the Way in Wearable Technologies for Sports Coaching. Project reference: 101229603. https://wearcoach.sports4.eu/

Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.