The German brand adidas have finally released the first batch of performance stats relating to one of their professional endorsees.

In fact, countless times we have highlighted how their innovative innovative miCoach Speed Cell unit offers pros and amateurs alike the opportunity to track their data (whether in training or for a match) and compare it accordingly.

You can now analyse your personal statistics to the game of Barcelona’s Dani Alves, as the energetic right-back played (and scored) in the El Clásico match-up against Real Madrid in the Spanish Cup quarter final last 25 January.

Through a series of informative charts and graphs, the miCoach platform is saying that the tireless Brazilian’s maximum speed was a whopping 29.25 km/h, with 48 sprints during the 90 minutes (more than 1 every 2 minutes).

He was practically always moving and wreaking havoc in the arch-rivals’ left-wing, covering a distance of almost 9 km (8.964 km), with a hi-intensity distance of more than 1.2 km (1,228 m), i.e. either a sprint or a high-speed run, as an indication of top-notch stamina.

Did you try this latest technology ? If yes, how do you fare against the High Energy / White / Electricity F50s wearer ?