How Sango reviews movement from sports video

Start with a clear, repeatable video

Record one short movement with the full body in frame. Repeating the same drill from a similar camera position makes comparisons more useful.

Follow visible body movement

Sango follows visible body landmarks across the clip and applies sport-specific priorities for movements such as a soccer strike, basketball shot, tennis serve, or sprint start.

Turn the clip into training feedback

Each report uses the same six performance categories, a body analysis map, a written movement breakdown, and drills chosen from the results.

Understand the limits

Sango reviews what is visible in one camera view. It does not measure forces inside the body, diagnose an injury, or replace an in-person assessment.

Learn how to record a clearer training video or open the sample performance report to see the output.

Updated August 2026