Motion Analysis · For coaches, trainers and gyms
Shoot a video. See right away what to fix.
Film the movement with your phone. Alfred analyses it and shows you, with images and angles, what to improve. Then you watch it together with your athlete.
You explain it ten times. The movement stays the same.
You tell your athlete: “Go lower, keep your knees out.” They nod, try again, and make the same mistake. A movement lasts less than a second: you see it, they can’t from the inside. And it is hard to explain in words.
With a video, they see it too.
How it works
- 01
You record the video
With your smartphone, following the framing guidelines.
- 02
The movement is detected
The system identifies the key points of the body throughout the movement.
- 03
You receive the report
Posture, joint angles, movement phases and fatigue signals, with visual comparisons.
- 04
The professional interprets
You read the data and decide how to correct the technique.
What you do with Motion Analysis.
Four situations you know well.
Your client’s squat, finally clear.
Marco doesn’t go low enough and his knees cave in. You film him with your phone: in the report he sees his knee angle for himself, frame by frame.
He gets it in a moment, and fixes it on the next set.
Your runner understands why she gets tired.
Laura runs the half marathon and is exhausted halfway through. The video shows her foot landing too far forward and braking at every step.
She fixes her foot strike and reaches the finish with more energy.
See how she lands after every jump.
Giorgia plays volleyball. After the jump she lands with her knees caving in. In the report you see it on every jump, one by one.
You know what to work on in training, jump after jump.
Alfred explains it to your athlete too.
After the analysis Alfred prepares a spoken explanation. You send it to your athlete: they listen on their phone, whenever they like.
Your work carries on outside training too.
It works with any movement.
At its core is a physiological model that knows the biomechanics of the body: how the joints move and how they work together. That is why Motion Analysis reads any movement.
Try it with your athletes.
In a 30-minute demo we analyse a movement from your work together.