Hudl Performance Insights 2025: Signal Stage

Watch Hudl Product Director Jörg Stadelmann welcome everyone to the brand new Signal Stage to outline the day’s events and reaffirm Hudl’s commitment to human performance and sport science.

Relive our Signal Stage keynote speech from Martin Buchheit, High-Performance Lead at ASPETAR. Watch his masterclass on how to focus on what really matters in athlete monitoring.

Sven Herzog is Head of Performance at German Bundesliga club 1. FSV Mainz 05 and presents on how muscle oximetry technology can inform best practices in top level football.

High-Performance Consultant Dawn Scott is experienced in elite women’s sports, namely with the USWNT and the Lionesses. In her session, she discusses female health strategies and the need for a holistic perspective on monitoring.

How do ovarian hormones affect player performance? WiSEAN Co-founder and Director Jacky Forsyth takes to the Signal Stage to tell us.

Parma’s Chief Football Performance Officer Mathieu Lacome explores how multi-disciplinary teams can better work together to solve key performance challenges.

Hudl Senior Solutions Consultant Will Sparkes chairs an insightful discussion with a trio of top-tier human performance experts, centred around how to adapt and thrive in the ever-changing world of elite football.

Athletic Data Innovations Founder and Director Andrew Gray explains how multidirectional insights take you beyond linear analysis — giving you the true physical cost of how athletes move.

Darcy Norman is Director of Physical Performance & Player Wellness at MLS side Chicago Fire FC. In this session, he shares the concept that could be a game-changer for human performance.

Manchester Met’s Professor of Applied Physiology, Warren Gregson, shares the principles of developing recovery strategies and the periodised approach he designed to deal with the rigours of a typical football season.

Teams in Mexico have to deal with long distances, heat, and altitude. Tigres UANL Head of Health and Performance Strategy Gonçalo Rendeiro Pinho details how running smart is more effective than running more.