Application of electronic means in coaching control of volleyball

Abstract

The article explores the application of electronic tools in coaching control for volleyball competitions, including video analysis, biomechanical systems, physical activity trackers, as well as the use of artificial intelligence and statistical analysis. Key areas of technology application are described, such as tactical and technical evaluation, physical condition monitoring, and training process individualization. The relevance of this research is substantiated by factors such as increased sports competition, workload individualization, advancements in sports medicine, and the growing accessibility of digital technologies. The article identifies key research tasks, including the development of video analysis models, assessment of wearable sensor effectiveness, AI-based game situation prediction, and the impact of electronic tools on team interaction and psychological preparation. The conclusion highlights the importance of integrating advanced technologies to enhance the training process efficiency and ensure athlete safety.