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Data Analytics & Visualisation in Sports Science with PowerBI

Updated: Apr 23

Microsoft PowerBI and Tableau are business development tools that can take data analysis and visualisation to another level.


One of the most common questions I get asked by sports science practitioner is 'What data analysis tool should I learn?'. Currently, there's a notable surge in interest in data viz tools such as Microsoft PowerBI and Tableau among sports scientists looking to enhance their data science skills.


PowerBI in particular appears to offer a middle ground between the constraints of Microsoft Excel, which is often pushed to its limits in sports science applications, and the intricate programming languages of computer science, such as R and Python.


Based on their own experiences of trying to self-learn such tools, Ciaran Deeley and Johannes Marthinussen created Sport Horizon, a dedicated place for learning specifically about data modelling, cleaning, analysis and visualisation for sport. Together, we discussed the state of data analysis in sports science, and shared a demonstration of Microsoft Power BI on the Global Performance Insights YouTube channel.


Sport Horizon offer courses tailor-made for sports professionals aiming to develop data analytics skills. A 15% discount on Sport Horizon courses is offered to Global Performance Insights viewers using the information below.


For a 15% discount enter code: JOCLUBB15


You can download the example GPS dataset used by Johannes in the video here:


Sport Horizon Compiled GPS Data
.xlsx
Download XLSX • 1.24MB

Watch the video below to learn more:



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