sportsense | snowboarding
Snowboarding

Feedback fades
by the next run.
The clip stays.

sportsense turns that moment into a clip in the athlete's feed with your feedback on it, filed by athlete, skill and date, so they can watch it on the chair and take it into the next run.

Free to start. Free for athletes.

A snowboarder in the analyzer with the skeleton overlay and a knee angle drawn
Compare mode with two snowboarders stacked and a joint angle drawn on each
The loop

Film. Review.
Progress.

one workflow from the moment you press record to the moment the athlete watches it on the chair.

01

Film

film in the sportsense camera or bring in footage from any camera, say the athlete's name and the skill while you film, and the clip files itself by athlete, skill and date.

02

Review

trim it to the moment that matters, put two runs side by side lined up frame by frame, draw the angle, and write or dictate the note that goes with it.

03

Progress

post it to the athlete's private feed with the note attached, where it stays for the chair ride and every run after it. each new clip lands beside the last, so by March the feed shows the athlete what changed since December.

A snowboard clip posted in a private feed with its note and its Carve and Snowboard tags
Built for how on snow works

Film it, share it,
watch it on the chair.

signal on the hill is thin and the gap between runs is short, so the whole loop is built to run on a few seconds of video and a feed the athlete can open from the chair.

Same spot, every run

film from the same place on the same section every run, so two runs line up in the analyzer and the change is obvious.

Any camera

film in the app, or bring in footage from any camera once it is on your phone, and it all lands in one searchable library.

Thin signal

a trimmed clip is a few seconds long, so it posts on whatever signal the hill gives you, and the athlete is not waiting on a full run to load.

Watch it on the chair

the athlete opens the feed where there is signal, usually on the chair, and takes the note into the next run.

Free for athletes

athletes download the app and view their feeds for free, so nobody pays to receive coaching.

A library that compounds

every clip is filed by athlete, skill and date, so the library gets more useful with every session instead of scattering across phones and chats.

Start with the
next run.

setup takes about ten minutes: download, create a feed, invite your athletes.

Free to start