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 "Instant live video feedback
is an advanced and extremely effective tool I use every
day" Ken
Doherty, PGA Golf Professional, BallenIsles FL
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Live Video instant feedback
- Adjustable Video Delay Loop (Instant Replay)
- Virtual Reality Glasses
- Advanced teaching methods
- Instant feedback to the
student
- Confirm new positioning,
Virtual motion frameworks
- Enhance drill practice
and retention
- Even Live video blending
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Advanced Visual
Instruction Technology |
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When student has
difficulty understanding new motion patterns, instant
feedback is the perfect tool.
By closing the
capture-review-retry cycle, students can feel the new
positions and get the vital instant feedback to confirm
the position.
With "Action Replay" video delay, the student
can perform the motion then look to the screen for instant
feedback.
All instant
feedback features work with overlaid graphics and can
appear on screen with other video, even multiple
cameras. |
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Simply point the camera at the student, then as they
take turns performing the activity, they see themselves. It just keeps rolling.
There is simply no
easier and better way to engage with your students.
Action
Replay is proven highly effective in PE
and sports and in other subjects such as - drama, dance,
music, science, and language.
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Multiply
yourself and improve your in-class effectiveness. While students
practice drills without instructor, the instructor can
be working with other students, but deliver personal
instruction to all.
How many times have given activity instructions for
students to come back 2 minutes later to find them doing something
else.
Instant
feedback provides a guideline to the student, so they have
a solid framework to practice in. Superimposed
lines create a Virtual Framework allowing students to
feel the new movement while doing it, resulting in
better and faster learning, more strongly engrained
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Only in MotionCoach is it possible
to show on one
screen:
- The problem
- The ideal
- The current
movement
Enable
the student to believe and understand. Demonstrate mistakes
and the preferred motion.
Communication of motion
through static words is very difficult,
Communication of motion through vision is
natural.
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Information, No Gimick |
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Head
Mounted Display (HMD) units are commonly called Virtual
Reality glasses because of their initial application in
creating computer-generated environments. Their
application in sport instruction provides a new way to
channel motion feedback to a individual. Live video feed
from cameras and lines and other drawing tools can be
used to create a virtual template of the movement that
the person is attempting to learn.
Prior to HMD technology the only way
to for a person to see their movement was either through
a mirror or post movement. “Post Movement” means the
movement is reviewed after via some recorded method
(Video camera tape, computer). The mirror solution is a
good solution but has the drawback of being only one
angle and the person must move their heads to view the
mirror. |
In
contrast the HMD allows the person to monitor their
movement from any angle, and without moving their heads.
The advantages are numerous for learning, a complex
movement. Also the HMD does not take 100% of the
person’s vision only the top 66% of the person’s vision
is used, this prevents the person from becoming dizzy or
disoriented. The practice of the movement with a HDM is
done slowly so that the new movement can be felt during
practice.
The
instant feedback is the best way for demonstrating the
accuracy of the person’s drill practice. Once the person
learns the feeling of the new movement, then the glasses
can either be ignored and full speed movement is
practiced, or the glasses can be removed. Once removed
the system can be used in post movement mode, to confirm
the new movement. MotionCoach is unique in that it can
quickly change from post movement mode to live feedback
mode. The modes can even be combined to maximize and
optimize the feedback to the person.
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