Time to get ready.
A delayed start lets you step away from the camera and into position.
← All three modesSee the work.
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Athlete Practice
See the work.
Keep the progress.
A good rep. A useful note. A little progress you can see. Keep the work between games in one place.
Portrait or landscape. You frame the drill.
01 Make room for the rep
Set up.
Step into the drill.
Use a delayed start to get into position. Choose a drill and begin. On iPhone or iPad, the recording view leaves room for the work.
A clear camera view.
Saved thumbnails and the practice history sidebar stay hidden while recording.
One rep worth keeping.
Tap Flag rep while you film. Add a note about what felt right or what to try next.
02 Pause. Look. Learn.
A closer look.
At your pace.
The last 15 or 30 seconds, on an automatic loop. Watch at normal or half speed.
Flag the rep you’re watching and add an optional note about what to try next. Your original recording stays intact.
Replay pauses recording.
Resume recording starts filming again. Closing Replay leaves recording paused.
Adding a note pauses playback at that point. Press Play to continue watching.
03 Bring the work together
More than a recording.
A place for progress.
Training keeps practice organized by drill and session.
- Find the rep.Return to serving, passing or hitting without mixing practice into game highlights.
- Remember the detail.A flagged rep and your note give you a useful place to start.
- Start a conversation.Review, trim and share a clip with your athlete or coach.
Apple WatchA little help
A little help
from your wrist.
Flag a rep without reaching for the recording phone.
The paired iPhone records the video.
Take it into the match