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

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What is the value of using video in coaching? 1. Scouting to create a game plan 2. Objectively analyze performance 3. Provide visual feedback for motor learning 1. External feedback 2. Internal feedback 4. To promote deliberate practice

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What is the value of using video in coaching? Contd 1. To promote deliberate practice 1. Specifically designed to improve performance 2. Repeatable 3. Constant feedback 4. Mentally demanding 5. Hard 6. Before work 7. During work 8. After work

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

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

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

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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

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

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Using YouTube- www.webzonevideo.com

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YouTube- www.webzonevideo.com

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Using YouTube

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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

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Video Analysis Software

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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

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Data Volley

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

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

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

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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

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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

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