Three different ways to record video for analyzing alpine skiing
The integration of the speed and time data provided by the Protern.io GPS sensor with different recording possibilities, enable alpine skiers a new level of video analysis.
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Gear You Need on the Hill to Use Protern.io
Here is a short guide of what you need to collect alpine skiing performance data. Does not matter if you are a coach fifteen U14 athletes, or a FIS World Cup coach.
Compare Multiple Videos with Protern.io Data
Wether you are on a Mac or Windows PC, you can now integrate Protern.io data into multiple videos for the most advanced videos analysis available.
Start split location and the impact on timing accuracy
To get the most accurate timing data, it is important to ensure the first split is 2.5 meters/8 feet from the actual start. With 105 runs in one quantriq, this article shows the impact of a start split that is too close.
Sync Protern.io Sensors wirelessly on the hill
Introducing the Protern Sync Android app. Protern Sync can wirelessly sync every athlete’s sensor on the hill. Train smarter and improve faster by getting detailed run analysis seconds after syncing.
Technical Analysis Validated by Data
Coach’s Blog: Two easy to implement scenarios in which protern.io allows both coach and athlete to immediately identify how modifying technique can result in faster skiing.
4 ways to use Protern.io’s compare runs to improve your alpine ski training
Protern.io captures 5,000 data points every minute letting you compare entire runs. Get access to run insights never before possible to train smarter and improve faster.
How to Leverage Technology to Provide Personalized Coaching Feedback
Coach’s Blog: Protern.io lets coaches define virtual splits for their section of the course, allowing them to provide personalized feedback supported by data.
How Protern.io validates its timing accuracy
Protern.io has earned the trust of the world’s best coaches, and Olympic gold medalist and world champion alpine skiers for its timing and alpine skiing analysis.
Single Best Technological Advance Since the Video Camera
I often get asked the question, “what is the best thing I can do to improve my ski racing?” My response is always the same, “MAKE EVERY TURN COUNT!”
Most teams have an optical timer, but that doesn’t allow an athlete or a coach to see the granularity required to make data-driven change.
