In a study conducted by the Social Science Research Network, researchers found that approximately 65% of people are visual learners, which is a very important statistic for coaches to be aware of. The results of the survey would suggest that many athletes could be failing to reach their full potential,…
Could Lack of Video Footage Put Your Team at a Disadvantage?
Endzone camera systems are now a common sight at sports events and even the smallest league teams are making use of video coaching systems, but there are still a lot of teams who haven’t yet invested in the technology. Some coaches are making do with handheld devices to take video…
Why parents should care about video footage
With the arrival of affordable endzone cameras and sports video coaching systems, more and more schools and colleges are beginning to use systems like Hi Rise Camera endzone towers and VideoChamp Sports to record, review, annotate, and edit practices, training sessions and games. Video technology provides a modern way for…
Things to Consider When Pricing Endzone Cameras
When you are pricing endzone camera, it can be quite difficult to compare them on a like for like basis. Some manufacturers boast that their end zone camera system is taller than others, while others lay claim to having been in business for the longest amount of time. So, how…
More Video Equals Better Play
When athletes watch video footage of themselves and footage of top athletes in their sport, it can be a very effective way to improve confidence and focus the mind. It can also create mental images that will help an athlete improve their technique and performance, and get them fired up…
Video Perspective Improves Coaching
Coaching is a process of evaluation, intervention and feedback that will lead to an improvement in performance, but before the advent of affordable endzone cameras, evaluation and feedback was very much based on a coach’s own subjective observations of a game or a practice, rather than hard, unbiased evidence that…
The Top 10 Signs You Need an Endzone Camera
A top quality endzone camera system, like the Hi Rise Camera, can be used to great effect with all team field sports and it provides coaches with a unique perspective of both their own team’s performance and the performance of their opponents. It also simply makes taking video footage of…
Hi Rise Camera, Hipod, and Other End Zone Camera Options
The Hi Rise Camera is an endzone camera system that can be used on its own or with video coaching systems, such as Hudl, Krossover and VideoChamp Sports, to provide eye-in-the-sky endzone footage of all types of field games, including soccer, rugby football and lacrosse. While the Hi Rise Camera…
Why Is an Endzone Camera Valuable With Your Hudl System?
It is now widely accepted by players, coaches and sports pundits alike, that using systems like Hudl to analyze film footage of both practice sessions and games is an essential part of developing a team in any type of field sport. Game-film taken from the right spot and from the…
Are Endzone Cameras the Way of the Future for Sports?
The idea of using video replay as a coaching tool has been around for some time and the man who is credited with introducing the concept of sports video replays was George Retzlaff, who was a Canadian TV producer who first used video playback in 1955 during the coverage of…