Development of skating skills and more

 Live feedback on ice with a player.

Skating is arguably the most important skill ice hockey and it should be taught to players of all age group. Using video training with live feedback is a superior solution to help to understand and improve skating skills in addition to stick handling, slapshot and wrist shots,a nd so much more.

Remember - A pic is worth a thousand words! 

Incorporating a video session in a hockey training is the fastest way to improve your game! The best way to begin is to do a video workshop on ice. After the on-ice training, the video expert can do an advanced analysis with measures,  drawing, notes and comments. All videos are uploaded on a private web platform, and are easy to share with players and coaches.

Performance tracking with Dartfish is the best follow-up that a coach can do. It allows the coach to define new goals and easily fix problems, specially in the preparation period before a season or a game. The unmatched precision of the video training is a coach's best weapon in reducing infeficiencies of movement as well creating stronger, faster players.

All equipment is fit for purpose and work on ice.

 Video coaching for players and goalies

 Organisation of video test

Comparison of performance

During camp or during the season, it is interesting to organize a video test with all the skills that a player must be able to do during a match. It's a perfect opportunity to check the skills of each player.

This test can be designed for many topics ( global test, skating test, speed test etc...). It's also an excellent tool to scout new players.

 Filming and tagging match

Perform'Live can film  a hockey game or a tournamentwith a professional video equipement, tag all events that have been defined by the coach ( Powerplay etc...). Once everything has been tagged, a coach can give much more efficient feedback with the help of the video,and analyze all actions tha have been tagged. There is no doubt that this will ease the technical and tactical game analysis!

Craig Ramsay on watching a game live: “Your perception of what you thought you saw is often quite off.”

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Tags: Video training, Dartfish, Analysis, Ice hockey, Video