Upcoming Webinar

Microcycle Planning in Soccer Using Internal Load

Hosted by Dr. James Malone

Hosted by Dr. Christoph Rottensteiner

Tuesday 18th February 2025 @ 13:30 GMT|14:30 CET| 08:30 ET

Join us for our upcoming webinar featuring Dr. James Malone, Sport Scientist and Founder of Malone Performance.

Learn to Optimize Performance with Data-Driven Strategies

Discover how internal load metrics can be used to individualize microcycle plans, manage player fatigue, and enhance performance in soccer. This webinar is designed for sport scientists, coaches, and practitioners looking to integrate evidence-based approaches into their training programs.

Key Topics 
During the free-to-attend webinar, Dr. Malone will cover:

  • The role of internal load metrics in planning and recovery.
  • Strategies to tailor microcycles to individual players’ needs.
  • Practical methods for monitoring fatigue and performance.

 

Webinar recording coming soon

Speakers

Dr. James Malone Sport Scientist and Founder of Malone Performance.

Dr. James Malone is a BASES-accredited sport scientist and academic, and the founder of Malone Performance. With over 40 peer-reviewed publications in soccer and sports performance, he brings extensive expertise to his work mentoring and consulting professional soccer teams and practitioners worldwide. 

Follow James on Instagram: @maloneperformance 

Dr. Christoph Rottensteiner Manager, Professional Sports Sales EMEA

Christoph Rottensteiner manages the EMEA region for Firstbeat Sports, working closely with our Premium+ partners to deliver expert guidance to coaches and professional teams on performance optimization. With a PhD in Sports Science and multiple certifications in strength and conditioning and football, Christoph brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. His deep passion for coaching, scientific analysis of performance data, and technological innovation in professional sports led him to join Firstbeat Technologies in 2014. 

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