101424 - Adding Data for Multiple Swimmers

Glenn Mills demonstrates how to import a video and tag multiple swimmers for analysis. He imports a video of a 50-meter freestyle event, selects multiple athletes, and sets the event. He explains the process of tagging the start using a strobe, adjusting the start time, and setting the 15-meter mark for accurate data. Mills shows how to tag lanes, set finish times, and measure underwater and above-water velocities. He emphasizes the importance of precise tagging and data entry, noting that all data is saved and accessible on the website for each athlete.

Action Items

• Set the start time for the first athlete by aligning the video with the strobe light.
• Set the 15-meter mark for the first athlete.
• Capture the underwater and above-water velocities for the first athlete.
• Set the start time and 15-meter mark for the second athlete.
• Capture the underwater and above-water velocities for the second athlete.

Outline

Importing Video and Tagging Multiple Athletes

• Glenn Mills explains the process of importing a video and tagging multiple athletes to it.
• He navigates to the Import section, selects the video, and chooses the 50 free event.
• Glenn finalizes the import even though it lacks data, noting that athletes or coaches can add data later.
• He confirms the video is at the top of the page and mentions push notifications for updates.

Setting Up Player Settings and Initial Data Entry

• Glenn goes to the camera or player settings to ensure the deep player is selected.
• He refreshes the page to ensure the 50 free event is at the top and clicks on it.
• Glenn sets the start for the first athlete by finding the strobe and holding down the Start button.
• He demonstrates switching to another athlete and setting the start for that athlete as well.

Tagging and Measuring Strokes and Turns

• Glenn tags lane four and starts the video, hitting the Stroke and Turn buttons to record data.
• He sets the finish time to 22.50 by holding down the Finish button and scrolling.
• Glenn saves the data for the athlete and selects another athlete to repeat the process.
• He sets the 15-meter mark for the second athlete and saves the data, ensuring accuracy.

Adding Underwater and Above Water Velocity

• Glenn sets the underwater velocity by dragging the marker to the breakout point.
• He repeats the process for the second length and sets the above water velocity.
• The saved data is sent to the athlete, and Glenn demonstrates switching between athletes.
• He adds data for another athlete in lane two, setting the start and 15-meter mark.

Finalizing Data and Updating Website

• Glenn sets the finish time for the second athlete and saves the data.
• He returns to the first athlete to finalize the 15-meter mark and save the data again.
• Glenn sets the breakout bar for the second athlete and saves the data.
• He concludes by mentioning that all data for all athletes is available on the website, and the process is repeated for each athlete.

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