How to get good ‘film’ for recruiting

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://traceup.com/

Trace does the work for you. Every time your player touches the ball it creates a clip. The players wear a small sensor that tracks each of them, so everyone gets their own clips. You can rent the system by the season and have the parents chip in or possibly the club would rent it.

Trace is great but it is prohibitively expensive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://traceup.com/

Trace does the work for you. Every time your player touches the ball it creates a clip. The players wear a small sensor that tracks each of them, so everyone gets their own clips. You can rent the system by the season and have the parents chip in or possibly the club would rent it.

Trace is great but it is prohibitively expensive.

Not really if done as a team. It costs $3300 per year. Average team of 18 players splitting that is $183 each. $183 to have every game videoed with automatic highlights and stats generated isn't bad at all. It's also good if players come and go, because the equipment is rented. The following year the roster might have some different kids, so the ones who left don't have to be paid back for an investment the team made.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://traceup.com/

Trace does the work for you. Every time your player touches the ball it creates a clip. The players wear a small sensor that tracks each of them, so everyone gets their own clips. You can rent the system by the season and have the parents chip in or possibly the club would rent it.

Trace is great but it is prohibitively expensive.

Not really if done as a team. It costs $3300 per year. Average team of 18 players splitting that is $183 each. $183 to have every game videoed with automatic highlights and stats generated isn't bad at all. It's also good if players come and go, because the equipment is rented. The following year the roster might have some different kids, so the ones who left don't have to be paid back for an investment the team made.

Good advice. Thanks

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://traceup.com/

Trace does the work for you. Every time your player touches the ball it creates a clip. The players wear a small sensor that tracks each of them, so everyone gets their own clips. You can rent the system by the season and have the parents chip in or possibly the club would rent it.

My team did a trial of Trace at Jeff Cup this year. The video reolution was horrendous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://traceup.com/

Trace does the work for you. Every time your player touches the ball it creates a clip. The players wear a small sensor that tracks each of them, so everyone gets their own clips. You can rent the system by the season and have the parents chip in or possibly the club would rent it.

My team did a trial of Trace at Jeff Cup this year. The video reolution was horrendous.

I wouldn't say it's horrendous, but not quite as good as Veo. Trace has some extras though that Veo doesn't. If you want to spend the time breaking down game film yourself, then Veo is probably a better option. If you want a more user friendly system, then go for Trace.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://traceup.com/

Trace does the work for you. Every time your player touches the ball it creates a clip. The players wear a small sensor that tracks each of them, so everyone gets their own clips. You can rent the system by the season and have the parents chip in or possibly the club would rent it.

My team did a trial of Trace at Jeff Cup this year. The video reolution was horrendous.

I wouldn't say it's horrendous, but not quite as good as Veo. Trace has some extras though that Veo doesn't. If you want to spend the time breaking down game film yourself, then Veo is probably a better option. If you want a more user friendly system, then go for Trace.

You can get the breakdown from veo too.