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@Coachmdd Happy to catch up anytime.

@vuemotion Sorry I will be away. Would have enjoyed a chat.

@VueMotion are heading to Boston for the #MITsloan Sports Analytics Conference this week. Looking forward to connecting with Industry leaders, sportstech companies, investors and professional coaches and practitioners #sportstech #RTP #sportsanalytics

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@fitsoccerqueen We agree with you. If you are not assessing movement at speed on the surface they train and play on, relative to how they move in the game then it is guess work. VueMotion solves this problem by assessing athletic movement in accel, Decel, COD, Jumping and landing in the field.

This is why the re-tear rate is so high. Because ACL rehab is cut short. The girl may do a few sets of cuts in the clinic, but oftentimes, I find these not even close to the hundreds of these movements that take place in the game. Just like we progress strength training volume and intensity so the body adapts to high loads, the same must be done with soccer specific actions during ACL rehab. ericasuter.com/acl-rehab-and-…

@spikesonly It’s not about the setup, it’s using “Time” as a measuring stick which is archaic, vs understanding how people move. What shapes they make, how they connect with the ground, how they generate and transfer forces

@vuemotion The good news is ironically they will need the tripods for multi-camera setups…

Coaches around the world are ditching timing gates to focus on athlete movement quality, because Athletes want to know why, not just what @vuemotion solves this problem by helping coaches understand how someone moves and how to fix it #performance #sport #improve #rehabilitation

@DHMov @SportsMedicineJ @NicoPhilipp10 @OlaAthletic1080 @PaulAJonesUoS @PhilipGrahamSm2 @TomDosSantos91 The more quality research in this space the better for the future of sport. Well done Damian.

🚨 Delighted to see our latest paper has just been accepted in @SportsMedicineJ … ‘Assessing Deceleration Performance: Methodological and Practical Considerations’ Thanks to all the co-authors who have made amazing contributions to this topic 👏

@alexrkonrad @ryanjsweeney @RyanQualtrics @UpstartsMediaCo @ryanjsweeney we would love to talk. VueMotion provides performance analysis, injury preventions and RTP solutions using computer vision, AI, machine learning across all major sports including NBA, NHL, NFL, MLB. We are currently raising.

News: Qualtrics cofounder and Utah Jazz owner Ryan Smith is launching a new investment firm, Halo Experience Co, alongside VC pal Ryan Sweeney of Accel. HXCO has closed most of a $1 billion capped fund, @RyanQualtrics and @ryanjsweeney told @UpstartsMediaCo in an interview.

@SportsmithHQ This is where the gold is. Love it.

Scope to integrate AI within the rehab of lower limb injuries is enormous for those who understand what efficient movement looks like. We'll undoubtedly see more of it in the coming years. Yet we did not discard all strength values in the gym

Rehabbing against the clock: Post-ACLR return to play in 7 months A thread 🧵 Info c/o @edumias sportsmith.co/articles/rehab…

If you are interested in assessing and improving acceleration, upright running deceleration, change of direction, lateral movement and jumping mechanics, please reach out to one of our team members.

@VueMotion are pleased to announce they are the first company to incorporate 4K 120fps, with shutter speed control and multi camera connect with the new Apple iPhone 16 into their app. This is a significant advancement for sports performance and injury management.

@jb_morin @exergenie @scabbasket You are always pushing the boundaries. Love your work JB.

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VueMotion is excited to announce its participation in the upcoming 2024 Sportsmith Speed Conference, set to take place in Pittsburgh on June 1st and 2nd. #sportsmith #speedworks #spellman #spellmanperformance #motioniq

Good energy only!!!!! Building through the gears @1080motion @VALDPerformance and @vuemotion all at hand. Training is fun this time of the year!!

@BrianHawkins4 I think the reason why people still use timing gates, is it gives you live time and it’s cost effective. Over the coming months you will see a big shift away from these, with live time, speed, leaderboard and a cost effective and accurate solution from your smartphone camera.

Yep photocells are old. But why are 99 percent of combines using them. NFL etc. Gates are still a great tool for flys and the best coaches still use them. It’s all about purpose. We know 3D motion is the gold standard but how many people can actually afford and have the skill set to truly unlock the best power and value of 3D motion capture. Timing gates are an accessible and good option . The most problem is people not setting up protocols to minimize error given the standard of error that exists with gates. Have to work with what you have but that’s not the root of the problem. Most camps are having issues with protocols with the technology they DO have access to.

The laser start should be at the hand bare minimum (see right hand 🫱 photocell). Even some slight shifts in protocol can give a player a 0.1 advantage. Seeing gates set up a yard or more in front of the runner “rolling start” and a time of 4.4 is a level of what I call “gross” timing negligence. @Tier1athlete

@BrianHawkins4 We agree with you here coach. We are seeing many major sporting teams now moving away from timing gates.

@BrianHawkins4 The red line is where the beam trips on the gate, The green line is where it should be if you want it to be accurate. Too much variation when it is a game of inches.

Classic Camp Series Combine May 10 - PA 5-10-5 - In Beam Start (Laser to laser timing) 📍Once the photocell is impeded by the player the gate becomes "Armed". 📍Timing starts once the player "exits" and the photocell beam is not blocked and hits the reflector. 📍There are 2 splits that are recorded along with the final time. You can use these splits to calculate Change of Direction Deficit (10 yard split will be used from the 40 Yd sprint) 📍We will film the 2nd - 180 degree turn @EatSleepTrain_ Key protocol point is ensuring players touch the line at each 180 degree turn. In addition, start protocol will be a 3-point stance with the photocell beam midline. @ShotByLJay18 @WRCoachVannucci @PRZCaleb @NextGen_Logic @MattWaldman @JordanGush @MarkHoover71 @JoeMento

@BrianHawkins4 Still way too much variation. If we want accuracy then the technology Is available. Photocells are old technology. We are not telling you something you don’t already know.

@vuemotion For use of comparative data to NFL combine, 3D motion precision is apples 🍎. Have to keep the same protocols and methods the same for football evaluation which is oranges 🍊. Photocells can also easily be placed on the back foot. 🦶.