Analyse de l'application Pipeline Sports pour le 11 octobre

Pipeline measures a catcher's mechanics from an ordinary phone video. Film a rep, confirm what the app found, and the number goes on that athlete's record, where their coach and family can watch it change. Built for baseball and softball catchers, and the coaches, trainers and families around them. WHAT IT MEASURES Pop time Film a throw to second. The app listens for the two sounds that bracket the throw, the pitch hitting the mitt and the ball arriving at second, and reports the time between them. Receiving Film a received pitch. The app tracks the glove and reports how fast it traveled to the ball, how long it took to stop after the catch, and how long it held there. Keep home plate in the shot for glove speed, since the app uses it for scale. NOTHING SAVES UNTIL YOU CONFIRM IT Every rep is laid out on the video first. You see the exact frames the app marked and can move any that are wrong. Nothing reaches an athlete's record until you've checked it. FOR COACHES AND FAMILIES Coaches and trainers keep a roster. Parents, guardians and athletes keep one athlete or a few. Everyone gets the same screens. Share an athlete's record with a link. Each link works once, expires after seven days, and you can revoke access at any time. Available in English, Japanese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese and Korean.