Adam Ondra and Alex Megos compared at the lead climbing world championships 2019.
Please don't expect a sleekly edited fast paced clip here, since the intention of this video is to demonstrate the workflow in video analysis like coaches eye on mobile devices. To be able to rewind, speed-up and slow down video on your mobile is invaluable for a climbing coaches giving augmented to his or her athletes. The best thing about these apps is the ability to compare climbers and attempts. By comparing attempts athletes can gain insight into their progression.  

This is a bonus track to the upcoming Climbing Coaches Eye installment of my Climbing Performance Coaching course. Please check out [ Ссылка ] for more information.

Since I recorded this video the market place for this apps has changed. Most apps are only available as a subscriptions, together with the other services the company offers, like video management (which quickly becomes an issue if you are working professional with a team). The app Coaches eye for example has disappeared from the app shops. 

I should notice that I'm in no way affiliated with any of the companies as I still prefer to do analysis on a proper computer with a dedicated video editing app. In the second part of this video I'll discuss the advantages of Final Cut Pro [ Ссылка ] compared with mobile apps. 

When I recorded this clip, the app Onform seemed to be your best choice for getting quick feedback with your mobile, as the free app still allows you to do some interesting things without subscribing to their paid services. 

Without further ado, let's jump into a comparison of Adam Ondra and Alex Megos, first in Coaches Eye and then in Final cut Pro.

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