NARRATIVE – Part of Fabien Galthié's staff is specially dedicated to new technological aids to improve the performance of the Blues.
Difficult to miss. This is one of the little new features for the Blues that appeared this fall at the National Rugby Center (CNR) in Marcoussis. A giant 28 square meter screen placed along the main pitch for a new kind of training, interactive, connected and ultra-modern. This is not a first in the world of sport, it is even quite common in football or the NBA, but it is a real innovation in rugby.
Fabien Galthié can now stop an action and show it, dissect it, to his players in real time. But it also makes it possible to provide a multitude of information (team composition, exercise planning) to its troops. In addition, the “analysis” cell of the French XV is in direct contact with the coaches and physical trainers to prepare, in advance, these brief and intense sessions where every second counts.
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