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Video Analysis For Coaches On A Budget

Video Analysis For Coaches On A Budget. Brady Compton Exercise Physiology MS Student Manager and Video Coordinator Michigan State University. What is the value of using video in coaching?. Scouting to create a game plan Objectively analyze performance

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Video Analysis For Coaches On A Budget

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  1. Video Analysis For Coaches On A Budget Brady Compton Exercise Physiology MS Student Manager and Video Coordinator Michigan State University

  2. What is the value of using video in coaching? • Scouting to create a game plan • Objectively analyze performance • Provide visual feedback for motor learning • External feedback • Internal feedback • To promote deliberate practice

  3. What is the value of using video in coaching? Cont’d • To promote deliberate practice • Specifically designed to improve performance • Repeatable • Constant feedback • Mentally demanding • Hard • Before work • During work • After work

  4. Your goal for video analysis • Take video • Share video • Integrate video in a timely manner into athlete development

  5. Equipment • Digital Camera • Hard drive • SDHC card • Computer • External Hard drive • Extension cord/power strip • Tripod

  6. Details… • Camera location makes a difference • End view, if possible • Elevated view, if possible • Camera position depends on what you want to see

  7. Create a video library • Develop a catalog system • Make use of folders • Start broad and get specific • Example • Year_event_YourTeam_v_Opponent_additional • Year_event_ScoutTeam_v_Opponent_additional • 2010_conference_MSU_v_UM_1 • 2010_conference_MSU_v_UM_2

  8. You have video, now what? • Share it! • Dartfish.TV * • Facebook • YouTube • Flash drives

  9. Using YouTube- www.webzonevideo.com

  10. YouTube- www.webzonevideo.com

  11. Using YouTube

  12. Using YouTube

  13. They have video, now what? • Watch it! • Individual video sessions • Team video sessions • Guided discovery • Teach how to watch and stat video • Ask athletes to stat videos on their own • Share findings at team video session • Discuss findings • Extend this to the court

  14. Video Analysis Software

  15. Data Project Data Volley Statistics- Objective verifiable feedback- Provide objective data for roster decisions Use for motivation and goal setting Individual Team Downsides Learning process $5,000

  16. Data Volley

  17. Data Volley

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  19. Data Volley

  20. Data Volley

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  24. Data Volley

  25. Data Volley

  26. Data Video • Synch video with statistics • Quickly retrieve repetitions at a skill • Create video montages

  27. iStatVball App • Stat program for iPod, iPhone, and iPad • Cost = $9.99

  28. Dartfish • The Cadillac of Video analysis • Detailed biomechanical analysis • Game film tagging modules • Share- Dartfish.TV • In the action visual feedback

  29. Dartfish Examples What specific benefits can these formats have for our athletes improvement? • Story Board • Game film tagging • Overlay • StroMotion • Simulcam • Ball Tracer • Drawing tools

  30. Video analysis during practice • Using a Tivo • Equipment • Camera- S-video or RCA Out • Tivo Unit • Television • TV Cart • Cables- RCA • Tripod • Setup • Material from Jamie Morrison • Connect Tivo output to TV input with RCA cord • Turn on Tivo and reset to factory settings • Run the initial set up • For set up only, connect Tivo to eithernet port with internet access • Select “satellite” when asked for source of programming • Connect camera to Tivo input • Press “live TV” button on remote

  31. Additional information • Ask your athletes… • Data Volley and Data Video • www.dataproject.com • James Wilroy – jvwilroy@hotmail.com • Dartfish • www.dartfish.com • Dartfish.tv • Deborah Stuard – Deborah.stuard@dartfish.com • Brady Compton – brady.compton@usav.org

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