The present invention discloses a computer
system for providing athlete
metrics having a data storage tier, a
server tier, a
client tier and a
connectivity tier. The data storage tier may be capable of storing player and team
metrics data or performance data, along with
external data. All data collection and storage may be capable of occurring in real time, meaning, contemporaneously with and occurrence of the even the data represents. The
client tier may be capable of collecting and displaying said player and team
metrics data from a plurality of input sources. The
server tier may be capable facilitating communication between the
client tier and the data storage tier, as well as for having computer logic for
parsing and organizing conditioning data that is being recorded and reviewed at the client tier. The
computational logic may be written in any computer language, disclosed herein, and other languages, and enables the present invention to establish a correlating relationship between player testing and evaluation metrics data and performance data, and team metrics that is then used to create forecasts, make decisions regarding the future, and provide feedback and direction for
day to day operation of a sports industry enterprise, such as a sports team. The usage of the client is facilitated with a
dashboard style interface that standardizes various implementations and applications of the present invention.