Dojang seeks visual feedback system for students
Master Seung’s Taekwondo teaches the martial art to a wide range of students – from children under the age of seven to older students who participate in competitions, even partaking in the Junior World games. The dojang sought a way to better analyse the skills of students and to provide visual feedback that would help them understand and improve their performance.
Problem: Dojang looks to enhance coaching tools
- Dojang coaches understand the importance of visual feedback when instructing students in the art of Taekwondo
- Video cameras would require adjustable shutter speeds to clearly capture fast motion of students in action
- Software must enable easy viewing and annotation of student actions
Solution: Bosch FlexiDome IP and AutoDome Junior HD Cameras with Dartfish TV and TeamPro Software
- Progressive scan technology keeps images sharp and prevents motion blur
- IP cameras offer automatic or selectable shutter speeds to accommodate a range of scene settings
- HD PTZ camera enables coaches to zoom in to any part of a scene to examine specific details without losing clarity
- Video is easily exported to Dartfish TV and TeamPro software for annotation, analysis and effortless sharing with students
Results: effective coaching method helps improve performance
- IP and HD cameras with Dartfish TV and TeamPro software enable dojang coaches to capture live video of sparring or pattern exercises and provide direct, visual feedback to students
- Video support of verbal direction helps to improve students’ skills
- Solution enhances the student experience and helps to set the dojang apart from other local facilities
