VidFuego Turn recordings into useful lessons
Turn practice footage into lessons your athletes can use. Keep feedback clear, clips organized and sharing permissions agreed before you send or publish a video.
10 guides for your next shoot
Decide what you'll record, who can receive it and how you'll deliver the lesson. Watch the final export before sending it, and ask separately before using a private lesson in a public post.
Define what your video coaching service includes.
Designing a Coaching Video Service Around a Clear Deliverable ↗Help athletes record useful clips for remote feedback.
Asynchronous Coaching: From Recorded Attempt to Clear Feedback ↗Build a short review around one clear next task.
A Short Athlete Video Review: One Observation and One Next Task ↗Be clear about what your video lesson includes before you sell it. Try the whole workflow, count the real work involved and build a service you can reliably deliver.
Read guideGive athletes a clear recording brief and a simple way to send the right attempt. Your reply should help them understand one next task, even though you aren't meeting at the same time.
Read guideChoose one complete attempt, explain one useful point and give the athlete a clear next task. Keep the review as short as it can be without rushing the explanation.
Read guideShow what the athlete actually did and label practice as practice. A clear multi-angle example can support a profile, but the recipient decides what footage they want and how they assess it.
Read guideGive parents a short, clear look at what their child practiced and what comes next. Agree on recording and sharing first, and keep the lesson private unless public use has separate approval.
Read guideBuild your library around the questions you teach most often. Label the task, keep permission with each clip and make it easy to replace an example when your lesson changes.
Read guideKeep a school filming station simple enough for staff to supervise properly. Agree on permissions, identify each athlete's attempt and check the setup between turns.
Read guideTell an honest story about a real lesson, using footage the athlete has agreed you can publish. Private feedback and a public promotional post are different uses of their video.
Read guidePlan how you'll name and check clips before the clinic begins. A short identity check can save you from sending a good recording to the wrong athlete afterward.
Read guideStart with the question you need to answer. Phone views can make a coaching explanation clearer, while calibrated motion-capture equipment serves different measurement needs.
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