Trevor’s Computer Video Analysis Setup
In this historical video from 2011, Trevor Laak shares his video analysis rink-side setup at one of the rinks he coached at during that time.
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2 responses to “Computer Video Analysis Setup At The Rink (Trevor Laak)”
This was nice for seeing a set-up if your rink doesn’t have an extra set of Zamboni doors that a cart can be sitting in (like in Chris’s video). I enjoyed watching you carry all that stuff around in the beginning…….rolly carts w/ pull handles are FaBuLoUs!! 🙂 I appreciate your sharing this info w/ us. Thanks!
Trevor, Good System. I like how you take into account: kids in and out of the boards, doors, people tripping over cords, etc. It takes time to set up these systems – but it IS WORTH IT! Nice Job.