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THE WORLD’S FIRST GOALKEEPER MONITOR

Goalkeeper training is often isolated and highly specific to position, with performance monitoring limited to heart rate.

Accurately quantity dives (direction and intensity), jumps, accelerations, decelerations, changes of direction, repeat high intensity efforts and metabolic power -
allowing for differentiation of physiological demands/loading that may not be determined by traditional velocity measures.

Find your goalkeepers’ fingerprints.

COMFORTABLE ANTENNA
Taking up two thirds of the device, the GNSS device
Engineered specifically for elite athletes, with
accesses both GPS and GLONASS satellites.
over a decade of design experience.

ATHLETE ID STRIP LED LIGHTS


Designed to write athlete’s name/playing number Shows: Battery remaining, GPS lock, USB connection,
with permanent marker for easy identification. heart rate in range, SmartBall connection.

ULTRASONIC WELDED CASE BUTTON


No screws, reducing stress points on casing. Turns device on and off. Cannot be turned
Device is splash proof but not waterproof. off when athlete is laying on back.
SET UP TECHNOLOGY

1. Make sure OptimEye G5 has enough battery. Each device contains three sensor components:
Devices typically take 2-3 hours for a full charge, 1. Accelerometer: Measures the rate of acceleration of the player
and the battery will last up to six hours. 2. Gyroscope: Measures the angular movement of the player
2. The top LED light will be green when connected in the charge case if the 3. Magnetometer: Measures the direction of the movement
device is charged.
3. Turn on OptimEye G5 by pressing the button. The device will vibrate and OptimEye G5 can be used indoors using these sensors to generate data,
the top light will flash green. however velocity data (e.g. total distance, high speed distance) is not possible
4. Put OptimEye G5 inside compression top with pouch in the normal as the device needs outdoor satellite access for these parameters.
operation (worn on T1 section of the spine with OptimEye G5 logo facing
away from the athlete).
GNSS engine Fifth-generation 10Hz GNSS engine
5. Ensure the the device is tight inside the pouch to reduce the noise within
Accelerometers 3D, 2-16g, up to 1000Hz
the data. Gyroscopes 3D, 2000 degrees/second, up to 1000Hz
6. Put on the heart rate belt, making sure it is positioned under the ribcage Magnetometers 3D, up to 1000Hz
Heart rate Polar compatible pickup (Polar T-31C or Polar Team 2)
and is tight around the body. Also recommended to wet the belt to improve
Memory 2gb internal flash (60 hours)
signal connection with GPS device.
Battery Six hours, lithium ion rechargeable
7. You can see if the heart rate belt is connected by the middle light on Size 96mm x 52mm x 14mm

OptimEye G5 flashing red. Weight 67g


Harness Antibacterial moisture management fabric
8. Once outside, OptimEye G5 will take a few minutes to connect to the
Environmental protection Water resistant
satellites. If a green light is flashing quickly then it is not connected; if the Indoor use Heart rate and inertial sensor data
green light is flashing slowly then it is connected. Real time data Wireless data transmission 250m
DIVE EFFORTS DIVE INTENSITY DIVE RETURN
Number of dives performed to The impact force of each dive effort when Time from start of dive to back in upright
either the left or right side. the player hits the ground. position following dive effort.

DISTANCE HIGH SPEED DISTANCE PLAYERLOAD


Fundamental volume metric for Measures distance covered above certain All-encompassing measure of physical
understanding basic load levels. high velocity threshold set by the user. load placed on athlete with one figure.

ACCELERATIONS DECELERATIONS % HEART RATE MAX


Important performance metric Ultimate measurement of the stress Time spent above a specific threshold of
differentiating athlete speed explosion. placed on the body after a session. maximal heart rate determined by the user.

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