Video Analysis

We never look like we think we look! I know this from my own experience shooting many instructional videos and editing my own clips. Getting a professional video analysis done is a great way to quickly identify and correct mistakes in your technique in order to improve your game!

How it works: you send me a video clip, or a series of clips of the skills you would like to have analyzed. It can be skating, stickhandling, shooting, a specific move that you are struggling with; anything you would like to improve on! The total clip time should be about 90 seconds. If ice time is not available to film the clips, the stickhandling/shooting can be filmed off-ice and the skating can be filmed on inline skates. After watching the clips several times, I make a professional analysis of your skills with voiceover, slow-motion and telestrator, and send it to you. The total video is usually between 10-15 minutes long. If necessary, I shoot an extra 1-2-minute clip with drills that you can do to improve your skills. I am of course also there for you if you have any questions after receiving the analysis.

The cost of a video analysis is 80 Euros.

Some of the elements that I use to do my video analysis are shown in this video

Customer Feedback

"Marcel’s video analysis helped me a lot to identify mistakes in my skating technique. During regular team practices there usually isn’t enough time to get such individualized coaching. Marcel spent a lot of time making sure all of my individual needs we addressed, and help me improve my technique. Thank You!”

“We had no clue what kind of an impact sending a short video of Sami skating to a coach on the other side of the ocean would have…a few days later, we were blown away! The attention to detail, personalized analysis, instruction and drill suggestion that Marcel put together was incredible. Samantha incorporated the analysis and drills into her training routine and saw instant gains!”

“Marcel combines vast technical knowledge and experience with the ability to quickly recognize, and to concisely explain individual mistakes. His attention to detail helped me notice the technical “leaks” in my game, which had never been addressed during regular team practices. After seeing the potential improvements which I could make, and knowing what to work on, I was able to greatly improve my technique after just a few training sessions.”