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Original Articles

The use of computer interactive video in sport analysis

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Pages 1593-1603 | Accepted 17 Mar 1988, Published online: 31 May 2007
 

Abstract

A computer-video interactive system is described that enables a trained observer to systematically record and view the behaviour of athletes performing within a team-sport competition. This system is designed to allow the recall of selected video instances from previously recorded athletic behaviours. In order to accomplish this form of analysis, a computerized recording system and a video cassette recording machine were combined using specialized hardware and software. A system for the analysis of field hockey is used to exemplify how the interaction of computers and video recorders can aid in the sport analysis process.

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