Filming wheelchair basketball today, and with TactiCam
Without a tool
The game is read in the position of the chairs: the angle of a screen, the line to the basket, the chair that closes the paint. From the bench, the eye follows the ball and misses the rest. A game filmed in full is never watched again.
With TactiCam
You no longer anticipate the play: you press after seeing it, and the app retrieves the seconds that have just passed. By the end of the session you have a dozen short clips instead of a one-hour file — each one chosen by you, in the moment.
Three situations where it makes a difference
Screens
A screen is won on the angle of the chair and the moment it stops. The clip shows both, in slow motion, with the defender going round it.
Getting back on defense
The first chair back closes the paint. The clip shows who got back in time on every transition.
The shot
With no push from the legs, everything comes from the upper body and the position of the chair. Each shot becomes a short clip, comparable to the next.
Annotated, discussed, shared
Every clip is annotated straight on screen — arrow, circle, area — and sent to the players concerned. They reply under the video, with nothing to install.
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What it costs
Frequently asked questions
Where should I put the phone to film a wheelchair basketball game?
High up, in the stands or on a tripod behind the baseline: you see all ten chairs and their lines. At courtside the angle is too low and the chairs hide each other.
Do I need to install an app?
No. TactiCam runs in the phone's browser. You can add it to the home screen to find it like an app, but nothing gets installed.
Who can see the videos?
Only team members. Videos are never public and are hosted in Switzerland. A share link can be issued for a specific case, and revoked.