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292 Performance collaborated with a National Governing Body (NGB) to coordinate the rehabilitation of the left knee of an individual athlete in a team environment. One of the distinct challenges encountered during this rehabilitation process was the athlete’s continued participation in competitions across different continents.

292 Performance combines GPS match data, AI-driven algorithms, and advanced profiling to deliver individualised recovery and training programmes for elite athletes. This post explains how we use data analysis, Power BI visualisations, and wearable technology to track training load, monitor physical readiness, and build tailored programmes backed by 20 years of elite benchmarking data.

At 292 Performance, we know that athlete buy-in is essential for progress. But how do you truly get athletes to commit to their physical development with the same intensity and dedication that we, as coaches, expect? It’s not enough to tell them to train harder or push themselves harder. The key lies in identifying the behavioural barriers that prevent them from fully buying into the process. In this post, we’ll break down the factors that drive commitment and the practical tools we use to address these barriers, all from the perspective of the 292 Performance philosophy.

Countermovement jump (CMJ) testing is the backbone of neuromuscular monitoring in elite football. In the 2024–25 Premier League season alone, more than 33,000 CMJ tests were captured on ForceDecks. Across all VALD systems, over 140,000 tests were uploaded to the league’s data lakehouse, giving unprecedented visibility of weekly and seasonal trends.