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Hi, I record a lot of my teams games but find it very tedious then watching the whole thing back and doing up stats etc.. Anyone know of any good sports analysis software for hockey? Any help would be much appreciated ..
Simon LowryCoach, Ireland
ANSWERS
Ian CordwellCoach, United Kingdom
GameBreaker is the best...although you need a MAC which is not cheap!
Hockey CoachCoach
NAC sport is also pretty good. is a spanish invention. also much cheaper than Gamebreaker. can be used on PC.
Chris MarriottCoach, Wales
GameBreaker from Sportscode is the best, but for PC platform you might consider Dartfish or FocusX2 from Elitesportsanalysis.com
Ruth FitzGeraldTeacher, Ireland
I have Dartfish Team Pro which I think is really good. Works on a PC.
Simon LowryCoach, Ireland
Thanks people much appreciated %3A) Think I'm gonna go with the Focus X2 for the moment and see how I go from there, update when the funds come available
Victor HardemanCoach, Canada
Hi
I use nac sport, there are also free software, not so good as the paid versions but it works the same. I recomend first to try the free versions before you buy something, just ot see how it works and what you wanne can do with it.
Kinovea and longomatch are open source software.
jeroen van den borne, Belgium
hi, I used to work with NAC a few years ago and the programm for me was harder to use then Gamebreaker. Very user friendly. But indeed it's with MAC. You can demo/test it for 10 hours.
