
ShredVision is a digital platform that helps snowboarders and skiers improve their riding through video analysis and performance tracking. The service captures and breaks down runs to provide personalized feedback on technique, allowing riders to identify areas for improvement and monitor progress over time. It targets action-sports enthusiasts who want structured, data-informed coaching without needing a private instructor on the mountain.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Athletes and recreational riders often struggle to improve their technique without a coach present, relying on memory or generic advice that doesn't address their specific form. Video feedback is rarely analyzed systematically, leaving riders unaware of subtle posture, edge control, or timing issues that limit their progression and increase injury risk.
Solution
ShredVision provides a video-analysis platform that records a rider's run and uses computer vision to break down body position, turn shape, and edge angle frame by frame. The system overlays key metrics onto the footage, such as lean angle, pressure distribution, and rotation timing, giving riders a clear visual reference for what to adjust. Users can compare their technique against a library of professional clips or their own past runs to track improvement over time. The platform also generates personalized drill recommendations based on detected movement patterns, helping riders focus on their weakest areas. Coaches and teams can use the same tool to review athlete performance remotely and share annotated clips for structured feedback.
Target Audience
Primary users are snowboarders and skiers who want structured, data-driven feedback on their technique, as well as action-sports coaches and teams looking for remote athlete development tools.
Features
- Frame-by-frame pose estimation using computer vision to track joint angles and body alignment during turns and jumps
- Automatic turn segmentation and scoring based on edge angle, radius, and carving consistency
- Side-by-side video comparison with pro-rider reference clips for technique benchmarking
- Cloud-based video library with tagging and search by trick, terrain, or date for longitudinal progress tracking
- Mobile app with on-mountain recording mode and offline processing for remote locations
- Team dashboard for coaches to review multiple athletes, leave timestamped comments, and assign drill routines