Slow Motion Video/Video Streaming
There are many benefits of having a video readily available when it comes to sport coaching.
- Athletes and coaches do not need to be in the same location to have a relationship
- A coach can provide support from any location during competition
- Game strategies, injury concerns and nutritional needs can all be discussed
- A coach can quickly record their athlete in action and have it played back in slow motion which enables both parties to see what’s happening and enable the coach to point out corrections
- Enhances fan interaction
Everyday more and more applications are being created to help us navigate and interact with the world. Mobile applications for coaching are no exception and there are many you can access effortlessly and with minimal cost.
- Coaches Eye - Web app for the iPhone has many features including: video, slow motion review, audio commenting and video drawing to highlight problems
- Sports Game Timer App – Many recreational leagues require equal playing time or that each player plays at least half of the game. Keep track of players with a simple timer/tracker for sports teams. Great if you need proof for the parents!
- G.A.P.S. Sports Coaching App - Gain access to over 1750 activities, practices and skills, perfect for creating enjoyable and interesting coaching sessions and PE lessons on the move.
References from the SIRC Collection
1. A Bertram C, Marteniuk R, Guadagnoli M. On the Use and Misuse of Video Analysis. International Journal Of Sports Science & Coaching [serial online]. June 2, 2007;2(0):37-46.
2. Lachance A. Long distance coaching using today's technology. Coaches Plan/Plan Du Coach [serial online]. Summer2009 2009;16(2):56-57.
3. O'Donoghue P. The use of feedback videos in sport. International Journal Of Performance Analysis In Sport [serial online]. November 2006;6(2):1-14 The techno coaching revolution. Cycling Weekly [serial online]. July 14, 2011;:70-72.
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