VIDEO ANALYSIS WEBINARS

Gaelic Football coach Evan Talty on tracking touches, passes and packing scores, and what those numbers change in training.

GAA coach Evan Talty on building KPIs from a game model, and using analysis to design sessions that actually change performance.

Four GAA coaches and analysts break down the tactical impact of the new Gaelic Football rules, using footage from real games.

Eight coaches and analysts across rugby, football, hockey and GAA on what makes players engage with analysis, and what puts them off.

Olympic gold medallist David Faulkner MBE on how video shapes coaching conversations and feedback inside talent academies.

Joe Larkin on opposition preparation at Top 14 side ASM Clermont Auvergne, and the Nacsport workflows that hold it together.

A live look at Nacsport AI, the assistant built into your analysis workflow that lets you ask your own match data questions.

Kristen Wright on the route from self-taught beginner to supporting Olympic athletes, across netball, baseball and canoe slalom.

How to plot actions onto a pitch map in Nacsport, creating XY coordinate data and a visual picture of where events happen.

A complete walkthrough of Nacsport, from tagging a game to building the presentation you show the squad on Monday.

Nacsport co-founder Alberto Rodriguez on Hub Live, and sharing clips from several machines into one review session.

Tony Bambrick on analysing GAA games, plus a walkthrough of the free Tag&view tagging window and Nacsport dashboard.

How to get video and data to the bench during a match, covering the Live App, Hub Live and the network behind them.

John van Uden and Aaron Glew of FUTcoaching on how video analysis changes the feedback loop between esports players and coaches.

A guided tour of Nacsport Hub, from sharing content with players to tagging online and running multi-game reviews.

A working session on designing a Nacsport dashboard, from layout choices to the mechanics that sit behind the numbers.

A working session on Presentation Windows in Nacsport, and how to get more from them when you deliver feedback to a squad.

Johnny Bradley on the templates and dashboards behind his analysis for the RTÉ Sunday Game, and how to design both well.

Darren Lewis on running analysis departments, and managing player and coach relationships in high-performance settings.

Castleford's analyst, head coach and a player on what really works in the few minutes you get at half-time in rugby league.

James Mullins and Bertie Kennedy on turning Nacsport output into Tableau visualisations, including XY pitch data.

Torquay Academy's Harrison Littler on the precision coaching model behind staff development, and the role video plays in it.

Josh Bryan on the first practical steps into video analysis, the benefits to expect and the decisions worth making early.

Bradley Grice shows what the two entry level versions of Nacsport can do, and why they cover more than most people expect.

The essential first steps in Nacsport: tagging, dashboards and presentations, plus the shortcuts that save hours later.