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Step 1 – Athlete upload
Athlete uploads raw free throw
The athlete records a 5–10 second free throw clip on their phone and uploads it into CoachAnywhere.
Raw clip (loop)
Pilot workflow – athlete video to coach income stream & ongoing touchpoints.
Pilot focus: Basketball • Free throws & shooting
Athlete → Kane → Coach → Kane → Athlete → Progress → Income → Touchpoints
Athlete to coach – 9 step pathway
One simple loop: athletes upload a short skill clip, coaches receive an AI-assisted breakdown, record personalised feedback, and athletes apply the changes. Every step is trackable, supports coach income, and keeps athletes in regular contact with the program.
Pilot demo – laptop & iPad ready
Clickable steps with pop-up detail
Built for ongoing athlete contact
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Step 2 – Send to coach
Coordinator routes clip to a coach
Kane reviews the upload, tags the skill focus, and forwards it to a suitable coach in the program.
Select coach (tile)
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Step 3 – AI-assisted breakdown
Coach receives AI-enabled clip
This step now plays your Step 3 video (no AI lines) as the example clip the coach opens.
Coach clip (loop)
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Step 4 – Coach feedback
Coach records personalised feedback
This step now plays your Step 4 video review (coach voice-over feedback) as the example output.
Review (loop)
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Step 5 – Send back to athlete
Athlete receives Session Review
The athlete sees a clean Session Review page with their video, corrections, and drills for the week.
Session review UI
Athlete review screen
Watch, read, and action in one place.
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Step 6 – Athlete implementation
Athlete practices adjusted form
The athlete returns to the court and practices with the specific adjustments and drills prescribed.
Improved form
Athlete practising new technique
Same spot, improved mechanics, repeatable routine.
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Step 7 – Weekly tracking
Track progress week to week
Simple metrics show changes over time – makes improvement visible for athletes, parents and programs.
Progress (tile)
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Step 8 – Coach income
Coach income stream summary
Each review contributes to a transparent, growing income stream for coaches across the season.
Earnings (tile)
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Step 9 – Athlete touchpoints
Consistent contact with athletes
Regular check-ins, nudges and updates keep athletes engaged between reviews and across the whole season.
Touchpoint timeline
Monthly contact snapshot
Messages, reminders, challenges and celebrations.
Step 1
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Video / visual placeholder. Replace this block with your real footage or embedded player when ready.
Athlete uploads raw free throw.
This is your real clip from Dropbox, used as the “raw upload” example.
- Single angle (front or side).
- No editing required – straight from camera roll.
- Uploaded through the CoachAnywhere athlete upload page.
CoachAnywhere routes the clip to a suitable coach.
Uploads are reviewed, tagged by skill focus, and routed to approved coaches to ensure quality, safety, and consistency across the program.
- Coach profile includes name, sport, and a short bio.
- Routing can be manual at first (email + link) or automated later.
- The coach receives a single link to open the clip.
Coach receives clip (Step 3 example).
This is your Step 3 video example (no AI overlays) to show what the coach opens to begin the review.
- Clean clip
- Ready for feedback workflow
- Looping playback
Coach delivers the video review (real example).
This is your Step 4 output: the coach voice-over feedback video you’ll send back to the athlete.
- Short, direct: 2–3 corrections
- Clear drill(s) for the week
- Feels “real” to investors and partners
Athlete receives Session Review.
The athlete sees their personalised Session Review on a simple page: video, corrections, and drills in one place.
- Clear heading: “Free throw review – Week 1”.
- Three key points summarised in plain language.
- Drills to complete before the next upload.
Athlete practices adjusted form.
After watching the review, the athlete returns to the court and deliberately practices with the new cues.
- Same spot, same distance, improved mechanics.
- Focus on 2–3 coaching cues, not 10.
- Next week’s upload shows the change.
Weekly progress tracking.
Simple, high-impact metrics demonstrate improvement for the athlete, family, and program stakeholders.
Example snapshot (Week 4):
Form score: 74/100 (up from 62)
Practice FT %: 70% (up from 50%)
Reviews completed: 4
Form score: 74/100 (up from 62)
Practice FT %: 70% (up from 50%)
Reviews completed: 4
Coach income stream – example figures.
Every Session Review completed by a coach contributes to a clear income stream, visible at a glance.
Sample income (Coach Smith):
Current month: $2,200 (48 reviews)
Year to date: $13,850 (314 reviews)
Avg. per week: $1,075 (15 reviews)
Current month: $2,200 (48 reviews)
Year to date: $13,850 (314 reviews)
Avg. per week: $1,075 (15 reviews)
⬆ Consistent side income, scalable to full-time
Athlete touchpoints – staying in contact.
Beyond formal reviews, athletes receive regular touchpoints that keep them engaged and progressing.
Example monthly touchpoints (Pilot cohort):
Athletes in program: 40
Avg. touchpoints per athlete / month: 4.2
Total touchpoints sent this month: 188
Athletes in program: 40
Avg. touchpoints per athlete / month: 4.2
Total touchpoints sent this month: 188