Head coaches upload raw footage of their top point-scorers at pre-season, mid-season, and championship taper. The founder delivers a high-level technical dossier directly to the coaching staff at each stage. No athlete-facing output unless the staff elects to share it.
The package is calibrated to the points in the competitive calendar where technical intelligence has the greatest leverage on performance outcomes.
Coaching staff uploads raw meet footage of the top point-scorers at the start of the season. The dossier establishes the technical baseline for each athlete: stroke profile, phase timing, and the primary mechanical levers available for improvement.
A second footage drop and dossier at mid-season measures adaptation against the baseline. The report quantifies what has changed, identifies emerging patterns across the roster, and adjusts the intervention priorities for the second half of the season.
The final dossier is timed for the taper phase and delivered directly to coaching staff. It focuses on the specific mechanical adjustments most likely to produce performance on the day that matters most.
Head coaches seeking a quantified technical edge at the conference and NCAA championship level.
Programs competing at national and international level with athletes in national team consideration.
Technical staff requiring systematic stroke analysis across a national team cohort before a major championship cycle.
The institutional package is designed for the procurement, communication, and decision-making structures of professional coaching environments.
The dossier goes directly to coaching staff. There is no athlete-facing output unless the coaching staff elects to share it. This keeps the information in the hands of the people who manage the training environment.
Every finding in the dossier has a data point behind it. Stroke rate, DPS, phase timing, and velocity drop-off are measured, not estimated. The coaching staff receives a technical document, not a coaching opinion.
Fulfilment is by invoice. No self-serve checkout, no subscription portal. The engagement is structured as a professional services arrangement compatible with institutional procurement processes.
The per-season rate reflects the number of athletes covered and the footage volume. The $3,500 to $6,000 range accommodates the point-scorer cohort of most Division I programs without requiring whole-roster footage.
The per-season rate is $3,500 to $6,000 per team, set at engagement based on the number of athletes covered, footage volume, and competition schedule. There is no self-serve checkout. Fulfilment is by invoice, compatible with institutional purchasing processes.
The request form below initiates the process. We will respond with a detailed institutional brief outlining the scope, timeline, deliverables, and specific rate for your program. No obligation at that stage.
The footage specification required for the dossier is the same as the individual audit: high-frame-rate footage from three angles. Most programs with existing meet-footage infrastructure are already equipped. We will confirm this when we review the brief.
Per-season investment
$3,500 to $6,000
per team, per season
3 technical dossiers per season
Delivered directly to coaching staff
Fulfilment by invoice
Rate confirmed at engagement
This form opens the conversation. It is not a checkout or a commitment. We will respond with the full institutional brief, including scope, deliverables, timeline, and the specific rate for your program.