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<strong>GPSports</strong> <strong>SPI</strong> <strong>10</strong><br />

A revolution in both sport training and fitness evaluation has occurred;<br />

<strong>GPSports</strong> Systems has developed the <strong>SPI</strong> <strong>10</strong> Sports Performance indicator.<br />

The <strong>SPI</strong> <strong>10</strong> allows athletes and fitness enthusiasts alike to capture real<br />

time performance information and perform post exercise evaluation.<br />

The <strong>SPI</strong> <strong>10</strong> captures<br />

• Time<br />

• Maximum Speed<br />

• Average Speed<br />

• Distance Travelled<br />

• Position<br />

• Altitude<br />

• Maximum Heart Rate<br />

• Average Heart Rate<br />

The Captured information can be reviewed on the <strong>SPI</strong> <strong>10</strong> display or<br />

downloaded to a computer for a more comprehensive evaluation.<br />

<strong>GPSPORTS</strong> <strong>ANALYSIS</strong><br />

<strong>SOFTWARE</strong><br />

Comprehensive evaluation of training and sporting performance is<br />

provided by the <strong>GPSports</strong> Athlete Management System. The user can view<br />

tabular, graphical and positional representations of their data. Analyze<br />

performance during any segment of the event, evaluate the effects speed<br />

and distance have upon heart rate. Compare past results and compare<br />

athlete to athlete. A wide variety of reports can be generated and all<br />

results can be exported over the internet. Regular updates of the <strong>GPSports</strong><br />

Analysis software are available to registered users allowing even greater<br />

flexibility in the evaluation of current and past performance data.<br />

<strong>TESTIMONIALS</strong>:<br />

Mark Elliott<br />

Coach of 2004 World Triathlon Champion and Olympic Silver<br />

medallist Bevan Docherty<br />

<strong>GPSports</strong> technology and software gives coaches a real edge in<br />

monitoring key training sessions to achieve peak performance.<br />

Matt Cramer<br />

USA Cycling<br />

National Mountain Bike Program Director<br />

The <strong>SPI</strong>-<strong>10</strong> system allows coaches and athletes to monitor multiple<br />

variables that are both physiological and geographical in nature. This<br />

is very unique as physiological data can be extracted for an athlete at<br />

any given geographical location on, in our case, a mountain bike cross<br />

country circuit.<br />

This information then allows us to determine an athlete’s strengths<br />

and weaknesses during a competition and alter training and<br />

preparation accordingly.<br />

Stephen Schwerdt<br />

Head Fitness Coach<br />

Adelaide Crows (Professional Australian Rules Football)<br />

The <strong>GPSports</strong> <strong>SPI</strong>-<strong>10</strong> is a most beneficial tool in player conditioning.<br />

It has enabled the Adelaide Football Club to:<br />

• Tailor specific player preparation<br />

• Assist in player selection (match player physiology to the<br />

profile of a particular position)<br />

• Teach and coach players on how to effectively play<br />

particular positions<br />

• Quantify training and games<br />

• Enhance and develop coaching strategies<br />

• Facilitate talent identification<br />

The <strong>GPSports</strong> <strong>SPI</strong>-<strong>10</strong> technology is a multi purpose application that<br />

can be applied to a wide scope of environments. The system is user<br />

friendly and I happily endorse both the software and ongoing<br />

technical support that is provided by <strong>GPSports</strong>. The use of this<br />

product has significantly improved the conditioning program and<br />

individual player development at the Adelaide Football Club.<br />

GLOBAL POSITIONING SPORT | WWW.<strong>GPSPORTS</strong>.COM


Why Use <strong>GPSports</strong><br />

T echnology?<br />

The <strong>SPI</strong> <strong>10</strong> provides an all-in-one performance evaluation solution for the sport or fitness<br />

enthusiast, avoiding the need for separate measurement products such as Heart Rate<br />

monitors and bicycle speedometers. The <strong>SPI</strong> <strong>10</strong> is capable of capturing speed and<br />

distance information for sports that in the past have had difficulties in capturing this<br />

information (eg running skiing, team sports). <strong>GPSports</strong> <strong>SPI</strong> <strong>10</strong>/Analysis Software<br />

technology allows for the user to plot their performance path with second by second<br />

performance information (speed, heart rate, altitude). The user can view multiple athletes<br />

on a single course and can review statistics summary for any select portion of the course.<br />

The <strong>GPSports</strong> Analysis Software allows for the user to evaluate performance using time or<br />

distance splits for sessions., reviewing data in this format quickly indicates if an athlete is<br />

dropping off in performance in the alter stages of a session or event.<br />

The <strong>SPI</strong> <strong>10</strong> is currently being used by leaders in sport around the world:<br />

Some of our clients include:<br />

• Professional Football (AFL, Rugby Union, Rugby League, Soccer)<br />

• Olympic Champions (Triathlon, Kayaking, Equestrian)<br />

• World Champions (Kayaking, Cycling, Rowing)<br />

• National Sports Institutes— Australian, New Zealand, Japanese,<br />

Korean, Malaysian, Singapore, Chinese, English & Scottish<br />

Sports Institutes.<br />

ONLINE<br />

PERIODISATION<br />

DIARY<br />

www.PerfectSession.com<br />

PerfectSession.com has been designed to work hand in<br />

hand with the <strong>SPI</strong> <strong>10</strong> and PC based Analysis Software.<br />

This product can accept <strong>SPI</strong> <strong>10</strong> data, allows the coach<br />

and athlete the flexibility to upload training data to a secure<br />

web site for session sharing, can assist in the collation of<br />

training volume and intensity and even guide the user in the<br />

development of periodised training programs minimizing<br />

the chance of over training.<br />

CONTACT INFORMATION<br />

<strong>GPSPORTS</strong> SYSTEMS<br />

PHONE + 612 6162 2060<br />

+ 61417 290 854<br />

FAX + 612 6161 2812<br />

EMAIL Info@gpsports.com<br />

WEB www.gpsports.com<br />

<strong>SPI</strong> <strong>10</strong><br />

Features:<br />

Time •<br />

Speed (km/hr, mph, m/s, knots) •<br />

Distance (meters, feet, yards, kilometers, miles) •<br />

Heart Rate •<br />

Back lit LCD display •<br />

Altitude (meters, feet) •<br />

Uses GPS (Global Positioning Satellite) technology •<br />

Configurable •<br />

Speed Units –<br />

Distance Units –<br />

Logging Rates –<br />

Time zones –<br />

Plug in capacity •<br />

(Cadence) Cycling –<br />

(Stroke Rate) Rowing –<br />

Splash Proof •<br />

Weight 1<strong>10</strong>g •<br />

Rechargeable Li-Ion battery •<br />

Dimensions (1<strong>10</strong>mm (l) * 52mm (w) * 25mm (h) •<br />

Memory capacity •<br />

320 minutes @ 1 second logging intervals –<br />

540 minutes @ 2 second logging intervals –<br />

PC Data interface •<br />

Images (x4) supplied by Australian Sports Commission—1. Cycling—2002 Tour de Snowy Womens road cycling criterium AIS women. Kym Shirley, Mach 2002, Cooma NSW. 2. Track and Field—Women heptathlon run,<br />

Athletics Telstra A Series. January 2004, AIS Athletics Track, Canberra. 3. Soccer—Women's Soccer Australia vs Florida State University international match. Dianne Alagich, May 2004, AIS Multi-purpose Fields, AIS, Canberra.<br />

4. Australian Football—AFL Academy Camp. Adam Morgan, February 1998<br />

www.rtmdesign.com.au | GPS 23462<br />

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