How Modern Technology Is Changing Rugby Training
24-09-2026 13:50 via therugbypaper.co.uk

How Modern Technology Is Changing Rugby Training

Rugby training is becoming less dependent on the coach’s eye alone. By 2026, GPS units can quantify high-speed running and sprint exposure, instrumented mouthguards can measure head-acceleration events during contact work, and inertial sensors can identify rugby-specific actions that once had to be coded manually. World Rugby has moved in the same direction with player-load […]
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