England will be assisted with ipad training during World Cup

England will be using ipad-assisted training on the morning of June 12, the Daily Mail reported that England coach Hodgson Roy Hodgson the ipad with special software and sent it to every player in England to use the ipad for supplementary training. The England team performance analyst, Andy Scoulding, and his aides have written about the application and are in charge of the project, and they hope that the special apps on the ipad will help coaches and players Andy Scrudin and better assist in training. With the ipad, England's players can view the information they need directly from the ipad, and study the performance of their competitors and the players they need to watch out for in the game. It's not the first time the ipad has been used for sports training and competitions, but how it works depends on how the England team behaved after the World Cup officially began. The England team will play against Italy on June 14, wondering if the ipad is really going to help them, and England is considered to be in a veritable group of deaths, with the exception of Italy, with Uruguay and a weaker Costa Rican team.