SportsTrace: A How-To Guide: Proper Pitching and Hitting Mechanics
FROM SportsTrace Medium: Your basic baseball hitting and pitching mechanics
FROM SportsTrace Medium: Your basic baseball hitting and pitching mechanics
Overview Taking video for analytics in sports can be looked at in a couple of ways. The first would be the literal, simplistic approach, which we’ve previously discussed in a whimsical way. Having a steady camera on a newer device with nothing blocking the subject are all really valuable and important pieces of advice! But analytics in sports are gleamed in so many settings that teams, players, leagues, organizations and… Read More »How to take video for analytics in sports
FROM SportsTrace SUBSTACK: Traditionally, data analytics uses artificial intelligence (AI) to process and make sense of this data in ways that cannot be replicated manually by humans. By studying the patterns revealed through analytics and working with AI applications, players and teams can improve their performance in games and get more value from practice sessions.
In episode six of In Conversation With… Clint Vojdinoski spoke to Max Montrey from Sportstrace.
Today’s Halftime Snack features Max Montrey — a former Microsoft engineer and product manager who’s passionate about baseball, data, and the computer vision side of sports.
He dropped his career at Microsoft to co-found and become CEO of a massive business called SportsTrace.
Rohn Malhotra interviews CEO and Co-founder Max Montrey of SportsTrace on the SportsTech Allstarts Podcast
5(4) companies pitch 3(2) judges on their startup
Each puts up $100 and the Winner Takes the pot…
Congratulations to all of the startups pitching today in Founder’s Pack Winner Takes All 4.0 Pitch Event! Great pitches by everyone!
Why is it hard as a coach or facility owner to get the right training content into the hands of the right athletes?
SportsTrace participated in the MIT Sloane Sports Analytics Conference Startup Competition and Trade Show. This event provides an opportunity for selected startups and small companies to showcase their innovations in the fields of sports-related technologies, products, and services. This year, the SSAC Startup Competition and Trade Show offers two tracks: (1) Fan Experience and (2) Competition and Performance. Those that are selected by the SSAC committee will have the opportunity to present their products and/or services to potential customers, business partners, investors, and employees. The winner of each track will receive a $3,000 cash prize.
These days, video plays almost as large a role in sports as the action on the field, court or ice.