Here’s a free guide that could change your approach.
During preseason, the schedule allows the entire staff to contribute their expertise to build each player’s profile—highlighting strengths and identifying weak links. Time is dedicated to evaluation, analysis, and the implementation of tests and strategies to optimize the athlete in every dimension.
But what happens during the season, when that time no longer exists?
What about the preseason tests that required thorough evaluation?
They’re usually forgotten. Outdated, with no real impact.
That’s why the best strategies are those that can be repeated weekly without interfering with the routines of either the staff or the player..
No es el test. Es lo que viene después: no hacer nada con ello. Ahí está el error.
It’s not the test itself. It’s what happens afterward—doing nothing with the results. That’s where the mistake lies.
Most clubs conduct exhaustive evaluations at the start of the competitive year. But then they train and compete for 10 months using data that becomes obsolete after the first match. And worse: data that doesn’t inform day-to-day decisions, doesn’t contribute to daily reporting, and doesn’t improve player availability for the team.
In a context where overload injuries are increasingly common (Ekstrand et al., 2022), waiting for an international break or the Christmas holidays to reassess is inefficient.
Infrared thermography provides fast, non-invasive insights into player asymmetries and how they respond to training loads. This makes it possible to individualize recovery strategies without needing more than 40 minutes during the weekly routine (Gómez-Carmona et al., 2020).
With our intelligent interpretation modules, you’ll get an automated report as soon as thermographic data is uploaded—optimizing decision-making with actionable data.
Our technology gives you objective, individualized, and up-to-date information every week—without operational friction. In just minutes, you’ll know how the player’s body is responding today, not based on data from two months ago.
And most importantly: you can use that data to prevent injuries and adjust loads with precision.
ThermoHuman has had the support of the Funds of the European Union and the Community of Madrid through the Operational Programme on Youth Employment. Likewise, ThermoHuman within the framework of the Export Initiation Program of ICEX NEXT, had the support of ICEX and the co-financing of the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
Thermohuman has received funding from the Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology (CDTI), in participation with the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), for the R+D activities involved in creating a new tool, based on thermography, for the prediction and prevention of rheumatoid arthritis. See project detail.
