0-40m Sprint Analysis

Recording and Processing a 0–40 m Sprint Using VueMotion

VueMotion currently supports 0–20 m Acceleration analysis and 20–40 m Flying Sprint analysis.

For a continuous 0–40 m sprint analysis, two sagittal-view cameras are required: one camera to capture the 0–20 m acceleration segment and a second camera to capture the 20–40 m flying sprint segment.

This can be set up in either of the following ways.

Option 1: Direct Recording Using Two Cameras

Use two cameras to record the sprint, with each camera assigned to the appropriate segment.

Camera setup

• Camera 1: Capture the 0–20 m segment

  • Test Tag: Acc-20m

  • File prefix: cam01

• Camera 2: Capture the 20–40 m segment

  • Test Tag: Fly-20m

  • File prefix: cam02

File naming setup

Before recording:

1. Open the file name settings on both cameras.

2. Reset the counter on both cameras so numbering starts from 0001.

3. Add the relevant prefix:

   • Use cam01 for the first camera.

   • Use cam02 for the second camera.

This ensures that videos from both cameras can be moved into the same session folder while remaining easy to identify and arrange side by side.

Option 2: Using Controller-Capture Functionality

VueMotion’s controller-capture functionality can also be used to manage the two-camera recording workflow.

Camera setup

• Use Camera 1 to record the 0–20 m acceleration segment.

• Use Camera 2 to record the 20–40 m flying sprint segment.

Test tag setup

Create a new custom test tag:

Sprint 0–40m

When this tag is used, VueMotion will automatically assign the appropriate analysis tags to the recorded videos:

• Acc-20m for the 0–20 m segment.

• Fly-20m for the 20–40 m segment.

This approach simplifies the workflow and helps ensure the correct analysis tags are applied consistently across both recordings.