Sports Analysis

When to use Sports Analysis

Choose the dedicated Sports Analysis workflow when the footage is a match, practice, drill, or other sport-specific recording and you want structured performance insight. It is designed to help review tactics, positioning, transitions, phases of play, repeated actions, and coaching opportunities.

Use Video Analysis for general footage questions that do not need sport-specific framing. Both dedicated workflows are more focused than relying only on a general Agent Chat request and use a stronger video-analysis model with purpose-built data gathering.

What it can help with

• Break a match or drill into phases, possessions, rallies, rounds, or sequences.
• Review spacing, shape, transitions, movement, decision-making, and recurring patterns.
• Track selected players, teams, or actions when they remain visible in the footage.
• Find timestamped examples of a tactical behavior or technical mistake.
• Turn observations into coaching notes, training priorities, or a structured performance report.

Start a sports analysis

1. Open Sports Analysis and choose the sport or closest available analysis mode.
2. Upload an authorized recording or add an accessible YouTube source.
3. Identify the team, player, color, period, side, or event Pelayar should follow.
4. State the tactical or performance question, time range, and level of detail you need.
5. Review timestamped findings against the original footage before using them for coaching or selection decisions.

Get stronger results

• Name the sport, match context, teams, and relevant rules when they affect interpretation.
• Specify whether you want team-level, player-level, technical, tactical, or event-focused findings.
• Ask for examples and timestamps instead of conclusions without evidence.
• Use footage with a stable camera, visible field or court, and enough resolution to distinguish players and actions.
• Remember that occlusion, cuts, poor lighting, and off-camera play can limit what the system can verify.

File and processing guidance

Review Upload files to a request and Supported file types and workflow limits before starting. Keeping an uploaded video below approximately 1.9 GB is an optimal target when practical, but the selected Sports Analysis mode is the authority for its current size and duration limits. Processing can use credits.

If the analysis misses an event

Try narrowing the time range, naming the player or team more precisely, or uploading a clearer angle. Ask a follow-up question about one phase or sequence rather than the whole match. Treat automated findings as decision support and verify important conclusions with the footage and qualified human judgment.