For coaches

Spend review time on the decisions that need a coach.

Use automated movement review as a first pass, then apply coaching judgement to context, intent, load and athlete history.

A structured first review

Video review becomes slow when every clip starts from a blank screen. ScoreRep organises visible movement information into reps, criteria and key frames so a coach can begin with a consistent structure.

The coach remains responsible for interpreting the result. Training goal, load, injury history and athlete experience are not fully visible to a pose model.

Make progress easier to discuss

Athlete history makes it possible to compare repeated analyses of the same exercise. Instead of saying that a movement feels better, athlete and coach can inspect the result and decide whether the recording conditions were comparable.

  • Exercise-specific result history
  • Score change between analyses
  • Shareable analysis views
  • Visible criteria and limitations

Suitable for remote coaching workflows

A remote athlete can record a supported set and share the result before a coaching call. That gives both people a common piece of evidence and reduces the time spent locating the relevant moment in a long clip.

Questions

What athletes usually ask

Does ScoreRep replace the coach?

No. It structures visible movement evidence. Programming, context, judgement and athlete care remain coaching responsibilities.

Can athletes share results?

ScoreRep includes result-sharing workflows and analysis history intended to support athlete-coach discussion.

Can it diagnose injury?

No. ScoreRep is not a medical device and does not diagnose injuries or health conditions.

Turn the next set into evidence you can review.

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iPhone web app

Install ScoreRep

  1. Open this page in Safari.
  2. Tap the Share button.
  3. Choose Add to Home Screen.
  4. Enable Open as Web App, then tap Add.