Winning Championships: How Video Analysis Drives Frölunda Hockey
Before Spiideo, the Frölunda Hockey filmed all their practice sessions manually, a setup that is time-consuming and clunky. Having the ability to skip the recording preparations and focus on the most important aspect: analysis & coaching has given the Frolunda coaches and players time to dive into specifics and development. Everyone from the youth academy to the A-team use Spiideo’s video analysis and player development tools.
For us, it’s been a lifesaver to be able to work our practice sessions in a better way.
For example, Erik Lignell, Video Coach for the Indians is now able to tag different sequences directly during practice and share the clips with the players immediately after each session.
We’ve become smarter and understand each other a lot better
The Power of Sharing Video Across the Team
After practice, the players have access to everything on their tablets and phones via the Spiideo app. They can take time to look through the different situations and clips where they were active to reflect, learn, and adjust.
Joel Lundqvist, Captain of The Frölunda Hockey, finds that the video from the ice helps with a number of different aspects of play.
Spiideo has helped me as a player, most of all with positioning, and how I move on the ice
To make learning seamless, the analysis team uses Spiideos drawing features to illustrate techniques and certain plays. Plus, having multiple angels and a panorama view can help the team adjust important tactics.
The feature I like the most is how we can turn the camera and zoom in, to really emphasize details. Those details will be crucial in the end
Positional Video Analysis
With a long history of coaching goalkeepers, the Indians are considered pioneers in this area of player development. With Spiideo they have a specific goalkeeper camera that captures and records everything; providing the best angle for details concerning the development of goalkeepers.
Spiideo has been extremely helpful in developing the players on an individual level, we practice a lot on and off the ice, and getting a contact time with the players through video, helps us a lot with pushing the players in the direction we want.
