Since his induction at the head of the French team in 2019, Fabien Galthié has not hesitated to rely on numerous tools. A big fan of data and statistics, the French coach pushes the cursor a little further each time to try to help his players. In recent days, a giant screen has been set up at the Marcoussis training ground, on the sidelines of the November tour. As reported RMC Sportthis tool allows the staff and video analysts to communicate in real time via headsets to then be able to debrief the session and the different sequences live with the players thanks to shots taken by a drone. For Laurent Sempéré, Fabien's assistant Galthié, this giant screen is anything but a gadget: “We have three hyper-reactive people. We tell them live what we want to watch and they are able to cut it and show it to us. And they too are sources of proposals. We can provide live feedback on what is happening on the ground. We don't disconnect from what we do in the gym, it's rich for us, and we can transform what we say to the players directly on the pitch. »
A tool “that the staff needed” according to Sempéré
A way to save time for staff and players. At each short break during the session, the staff meets for two or three minutes to correct certain points: “It’s something we neededbelieves Laurent Sempéré. We are always looking for what can help us enhance training, make our actions more targeted, and be more impactful with our players. » The French XV will return to the field this Saturday at the Stade de France with a duel against Japan, before facing New Zealand and Argentina.
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Fabien Galthié's staff has implemented a new technological feature in Marcoussis to help players during training sessions. A giant screen was installed at the edge of the pitch to debrief the sequences.
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