The Football Academy NJ (The FA) is the latest elite soccer organization to integrate PlayerData into its program.
Based in New Jersey, The FA is designed to give kids the option of a high-level development club as well as promoting the love of soccer, through multiple platforms. The program is committed to giving soccer players access to state of the art facilities and world class coaching. Recently, The FA was looking to introduce GPS technology to its clubs and decided to deploy over 300 PlayerData Edge units across 18 teams.
"FA - NJ is pleased to announce the integration of PlayerData’s innovative technology across all of our 11v11 teams. This strategic partnership reinforces our commitment to comprehensive athlete development and performance enhancement, “ said Mark Cassidy, the President of FA - NJ. “By utilizing PlayerData’s advanced solutions, we aim to optimize training and ensure our athletes are thoroughly prepared to excel on the field. Our focus is on helping players achieve peak physical condition and develop their skills to pursue opportunities at the collegiate or professional levels. Through this partnership, we’re dedicated to fostering an environment that supports our athletes in reaching their full potential and realizing their athletic ambitions."
Historically, GPS performance technology has been reserved for the top realms of professional sport. At PlayerData, we've been committed to challenging the status quo. We never settle and push the boundaries of what’s possible. We're committed to making elite-level technology accessible to everyone. That means intuitive tools you can use without a massive support staff, and pricing that works at every level of sport.
We've seen first hand the impact our technology can have on a program -- player development, injury prevention, wins, and coaching advancement. To us, democratizing this powerful tech doesn’t mean stripping features or cutting corners. You deserve the best. And clubs across the globe are getting onboard.
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