Launching The Fundamentals of Load Monitoring

 We’re delighted to announce the launch of our new online course, The Fundamentals of Load Monitoring, created in collaboration with Jo Clubb.

As Jo highlights in her blog on Global Performance Insights, athlete load monitoring has never been more important. As the physical and mental demands on athletes continue to grow, it’s not enough to simply collect data — we must transform that data into meaningful insights that help optimise performance and manage injury risk.

That’s exactly what this course is designed to do. It blends sports science theory, real-world application, and hands-on Power BI training to give practitioners the complete toolkit for tracking and managing both internal and external load.

Why This Matters

From increased high-speed running demands to the cost of injuries on team performance, effective load monitoring is central to long-term athlete success. This course equips you to:

• Understand the key scientific principles behind load monitoring

• Measure and interpret both training load and athlete response

• Build actionable Power BI dashboards to inform daily decisions

• Communicate insights effectively with coaches and multidisciplinary teams

Course Highlights

• Load Monitoring Theory & Its Real-World Application – Explore the frameworks that underpin athlete monitoring

• Tracking & Managing Internal and External Load – See the full dose–response picture

• Building Dashboards in Power BI for Actionable Insights – Learn by doing, step-by-step

• 9 self-paced modules combining theory, application, and reporting skills

• No prior Power BI experience required

This course has also been approved by the NSCA for 0.8 CEUs (Category C), meaning you can continue your professional development while earning credit towards maintaining your certification.

Whether you work in sport science, strength and conditioning, or performance analysis, The Fundamentals of Load Monitoring will help you build a monitoring system that is not just technically sound — but practically valuable.

Learn more and enrol here