If you watched the last 31 SEA Games semi-final between U23 Vietnam and U23 Malaysia, you must have seen the celebratory moment of striker Tien Linh revealing a &quot;suspicious&quot; crop top shirt under the shirt. of the Vietnamese team.

His revelation made netizens excited and the trend of wearing &quot;crop top&quot; like Tien Linh suddenly blossomed. However, behind this &quot;crop top&quot; is... a reasonable justification with a sporty spirit, and Tien Linh is not a Vietnamese version of &quot;Danish Girl&quot; at all! In essence, the shirt worn by player Tien Linh is a highly complex piece of technological equipment designed to assist players in their physical development, ensuring they function at optimal levels. Let L&#39;OFFICIEL Vietnam directly decipher what the shirt is.

The truth behind the &quot;crop top&quot; shirt?

The crop top-like shirt that the players wear under the shirt is a device that contains a GPS tracking device. Information and statistical data about the player&#39;s movements are recorded by the device. Then, the information will be transferred to the software on the laptop, tablet or smart watch.

Most of the major football teams in the world use this statistical device, and the clubs will share this information internationally. Not only Tien Linh, but three-quarters of the Premier League clubs use this type of GPS for their players. In fact, clubs are now even allowed to measure live data during Premier League matches. Liverpool and Manchester United are notable users in the Premier League, while international teams such as Brazil and England also use the technology.

Sean O&#39;Connor, co-founder of STATSports, said in an August 2020 interview: “People can take that data in games and make decisions… It&#39;s also a source of information that helps. Players create a profile for themselves. You expect a player to do X, Y, Z in practice and gaming. If they&#39;re too far from the standard, that could be a bad sign… Or in a training session, 25 minutes away and they&#39;ve already surpassed their expectations, you can call on the player to cut back. exercise regimen or give early rest. Every concept is like a game…”

Why does football use GPS tracking data?

Football clubs use GPS tracking data to optimize players&#39; physical performance and minimize the risk of injury by controlling their stress levels. Dedicated sports scientists and coaches use statistics to analyze how exercise affects individuals, so they can tailor training programs to suit their needs. specific needs of each player. Guilherme Passos, a physiologist for the Brazilian national team, says that the GPS tracking device is a useful addition to the arsenal available to the analytical team behind: “It provides an opportunity to monitor the team. the ball directly, via an iPad, and it&#39;s easier to provide direct feedback to the coach on how the session is going. This is a very good tool for volume control.”

Of course, there will be some trainers who focus on statistical analysis. Marcelo Biesa, a former Leeds United manager, is an example of a coach who was always analytical when he was in charge of this team. Real-time GPS data gives him extremely detailed stats that are quickly transmitted to his laptop, helping to speed up the analysis and selection of formations and tactics.

Tom Robinson, Leeds first team sports scientist, also said: “If you are a player at Leeds United you need to know more about this technology… Otherwise you won&#39;t be able to get the best out of your game. familiar with or integrated with the process here (with Marco Bielsa).” According to Men&#39;s Folio Vietnam

Can Men Wear "Crop Top"? Tien Linh replied "Yes!"

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