In a corner of the training facility, an area had been sectioned off to resemble a monitoring room, filled with several screens and various electronic devices.
High-speed cameras positioned at different angles throughout the facility recorded the players' training sessions and transmitted the footage to these screens.
At the same time, every player wore the same patch sensors the Phoenix Suns had been using, placed on key areas like their limbs and chest. These sensors collected the players' movement data in real time and fed it into a data model.
Over time, this would generate a sufficiently large data sample, which could then be analyzed to determine a player's physical condition.
For example, if their movement speed had slowed or their vertical jump had decreased.
Much of this data isn't clear to the naked eye; quantified data allows for more precise analysis.
