the smartest way to coach
video analysis your players actually watch
sportsense lets an athlete send you thirty seconds of footage from anywhere, and you send back a marked-up clip with one clear thing to work on.
the workflow
record, analyze, review
1
record
film from the bench or the stands, or pull a clip from game footage, and it lands in the athlete's feed.
2
analyze
slow it down, draw the line, measure the angle, and mark the one thing you want them to see.
3
review
the athlete reviews it any time before the next practice, answers, and the exchange stays on their profile.
reference plays and skills
agree on what good looks like
one of the first things to set up in sportsense is your own reference library: the reps you want every athlete measuring themselves against, built from your clips and stored in the app. because they are your clips, they stay current, and they say what you actually mean.
every reference clip lives in your library, filed and findable, so the model rep is one tap away when an athlete's clip lands.
the real problem
it's not that you can't get them the video
the hard part is engagement, getting an athlete to open a clip, watch it, and come back with something to work on.
coaches know exactly what each athlete needs to fix, but you can't sit down with twelve of them individually after every practice. sportsense is asynchronous, so you just drop a video and they review it any time before the next practice.
where sportsense fits
built for coaches who work one to one
sportsense is built for the skills coach, the skating coach, the goalie coach, and the private academy running athletes through the off-season. if you are coaching individuals and you are currently managing that through a shared drive and a text thread, this replaces both.
athlete feeds
every clip for an athlete in one place, in order, from first session to now.
side-by-side comparison
put two clips next to each other, this week against last month, or the athlete against a model rep.
works from anywhere
athlete in one country, coach in another, no scheduled call required.
progression views
an automatic before-and-after for each tracked skill, so improvement is visible without the coach assembling it.
reference libraries and tagging
build your own reference libraries and tag clips by skill, so an athlete's history is one filter away.
overlay comparisons
a model rep laid over an athlete's own footage, so they can see themselves doing it right.
built with coaches
shaped by the coaches using it
reference libraries and skill tagging are built into sportsense, and are developed with input from real coaches and their athletes.
hockey reference libraries
a maintained set of model reps by skill, kept current, available to every coach on the platform.
hockey skill tagging
tag a clip by skill (crossovers, 1-timers, edging) so an athlete's whole history on one skill pulls up in a single view.