Keep a shared movement history for every athlete on the roster

Notes after practice fade. Video sitting in a camera roll is hard to compare. Coaches use StrideIQ so each athlete has a structured movement history that staff can open before a session — still subordinate to coaching judgment.

Workflow

Add athletes to a coach or academy workspace. Record or collect a clip at camp, testing day or an ordinary session. Review findings together. Re-record after a technique cue or training cycle so the next conversation starts from a comparable snapshot.

Relevant product

StrideIQ coach and academy workspaces are the product surface. Batch and QR collection exist for group days; see pricing for current roster limits.

Use cases

Squad screening day

Collect comparable clips in one location so staff are not mixing hallway videos with track videos.

Technique cue follow-up

Record after you change a cue, then look at cadence and posture language rather than arguing from memory.

Coach handoff

A new staff member can open the last snapshots instead of reconstructing an athlete’s movement from chat history.

Parent or athlete review

Use the report as a shared artefact in a meeting, with the boundary that it is not a medical opinion.

FAQ

Can one coach track many athletes?

Yes. Coach and academy plans include roster workflows. Plan limits are listed on the pricing page.

Does this replace biomechanics staff?

No. It is a repeatable video snapshot for coaching conversation, not an instrumented lab report.

How do performance labs add sensors later?

Add IMU or force streams through Arisole Fusion and Motion API. StrideIQ remains the human-video product; Fusion is the multimodal layer.

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