FIELD CAM · SPEED DRILLS
Room Sports

The pros use
14 cameras.
You need one.

Speed, jump, mechanics and workload for every athlete, measured the same way from age 11 to signing day.

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The gap

Recording games is cheap.
Measuring athletes isn't.

Schools already film everything. What nobody gives a 15-year-old is a trusted, calibrated record of how fast, how high and how well they move, and how that changes.

What the pros have

A rig per stadium.

MLB Hawk-Eye: 12 cameras per park, 18 body points per playerleague-wide
NBA Hawk-Eye: 14 cameras, 29 body pointsleague-wide
Tennis line calling, per court~$60–100K
Launch monitor (TrackMan B1)from $18,995
Force plates~$6,500
Analysts and sports scientistsfull-time staff
What Room does

The 20% that decides things.

Jump height from flight timeone camera
Sprint splits at marked linesone camera
Pitch counts against Pitch Smart rest rulesone camera
Team heatmaps, sprint counts, highlightsone wide camera
Shooting, landing and swing mechanicsstation camera
A record that follows the athlete for yearsthe network
Honest about one camera

What we measure,
and where we stop.

Strong today

  • Jump height from flight time (±1 cm at 240 fps)
  • Sprint and agility splits at known lines
  • Pitch and jump counts
  • Basketball make or miss
  • Team positions, heatmaps and highlights

With a station camera

  • Shooting form and release time
  • Arm slot and stride
  • Swing timing and sequence
  • Landing mechanics, left vs right
  • Sprint mechanics at high frame rate

Not from one camera

  • Elbow torque or joint loads
  • Hip-shoulder separation in degrees
  • Pitch or serve speed (needs radar)
  • An "injury risk score". The science doesn't support one
  • Fatigue from video alone
Sports demos

Watch it
measure.

Real pose tracking on licensed footage. Stock video isn't calibrated, so numbers are illustrative. A calibrated rig makes them verifiable.

The verified profile

Numbers a college
can trust.

Every number carries where, when and how it was measured: the rig, the frame rate, the calibration and a video receipt. The family owns it and decides who sees it.

Illustrative card. Profiles of athletes under 13 are never public, and sharing with a college needs a separate parent consent.

Jordan A.Class of 2029 · Outside back · U15
VERIFIED
1.73s▲ 0.09 s since March
22.4in▲ 1.8 in
4.62s▲ 0.14 s
BalancedL/R within 4%
RIG R-0117 · 240 FPS · CALIBRATED 2026-10-12
GATES CHECK ±0.02 S · VIDEO RECEIPT 7F3A…C21E
MEASURED AT A PARTNER FACILITY · FAMILY-OWNED RECORD
Development curves

Growth charts
for athletes.

Measured the same way across thousands of athletes, every number gets context: where an athlete stands for their age and position, and how fast they're improving.

Illustrative norms for the shape of the idea. Real percentiles come from the network once enough athletes are measured on calibrated rigs.

And beyond

Things even
the pros can't do.

A pro team has 25 to 50 athletes. A network of training facilities and schools has hundreds of thousands, measured the same way.

Arm-care ledgerOne pitch log across school, travel and lessons, checked against Pitch Smart rest rules. Parents get "rest day due."
Late-bloomer protectionResults adjusted for birth month and maturity, so early birthdays don't crowd out kids who simply grow later.
Drills that worked"Athletes with your sprint profile dropped 0.08 s in eight weeks on this plan," learned across the network.
Landing streaksPrevention-program compliance and landing quality by team. Training is what cuts ACL injuries roughly in half.
Combine leagueThe same tests at every partner school, with a regional leaderboard and a season final.
Ghost lanesRace last spring's version of yourself, or an athlete your age in another state, on the same calibrated lane.
Return-to-play evidenceJump and landing symmetry against the athlete's own baseline, shared with their trainer or PT if the family agrees.
Free combines for every schoolRural and low-income programs get the same verified numbers as a $300 showcase.
Who it's for

Built for the people
who develop athletes.

Training facilities

Proof of progress

Test every athlete every six weeks and show parents measured gains. That is the retention lever for D1- and Athletic Republic-style centers.

High schools

A combine day

One kit, every team. Strength coaches get baselines and progress; athletic directors get a recruiting asset for every kid.

Clubs & travel teams

Arm care and film

Pitch counts across teams, team heatmaps, highlight clips with the verified number attached.

Families

One record

A weekly card: what improved, one thing to practice, what's next. Theirs to keep and to share.

Built for minors

Kids first.
Data second.

Parents decide

Verifiable parent consent under COPPA, and a separate consent before anything is shared, including with a college.

No face recognition

Athletes are identified by roster and check-in, never by their face. Video is analyzed on site.

Family-owned record

The family owns the profile and can delete it. Under-13 profiles are never public.

Schools stay schools

School data follows FERPA and state student-privacy laws and is kept separate from the family product.

Founding partners

Host a
Verified Combine.

We bring the kit and run your first testing day. Every athlete leaves with a verified card, and your coaches leave with baselines for the whole program.

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