Platform

Video Feedback for Coaching

Review athlete form check videos with timestamped annotations. Athletes upload videos through the messaging interface, and you provide frame-precise technique feedback.

Video feedback transforms remote coaching from guesswork into precision. Athletes upload form check videos, and you add timestamped annotations pointing out exactly what to fix at the exact moment in the lift. Powered by Mux for reliable video processing.

IronCoaching messaging with video feedback capabilities

Video feedback lives inside the messaging thread alongside text conversations.

Key Features

Direct Upload

Athletes upload videos directly to the messaging thread. Videos are processed by Mux for reliable playback.

Timestamped Annotations

Add feedback tied to specific timestamps. Athletes see your notes synchronized with the video playback.

Full-Screen Review

Open videos in a full-screen review modal for detailed technique analysis.

Processing States

Videos show processing, ready, and errored states. No broken player experiences.

Mux-Powered

Enterprise-grade video infrastructure handles encoding, streaming, and thumbnails. No self-hosted video servers to manage.

Integrated with Messaging

Video messages appear inline in the conversation thread alongside text messages. Natural coaching flow.

How It Works

  1. 1

    Athlete uploads a video

    They record a form check and upload it directly in the messaging thread.

  2. 2

    Video processes

    Mux processes and encodes the video. Status updates appear in real time.

  3. 3

    You review and annotate

    Watch the video and add timestamped annotations at key moments — "knees caving at 0:03", "hips rising too fast at 0:05".

  4. 4

    Athlete reviews feedback

    They play the video and see your annotations synced to the exact timestamps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Video feedback is available exclusively on the Expert plan ($79/mo). It's designed for coaches who provide detailed technique analysis as part of their coaching service.

Mux handles most common video formats including MP4, MOV, and WebM. Videos are automatically transcoded for optimal streaming quality.

There's no strict length limit, but the feature is optimized for form check clips (typically 10-60 seconds). Longer videos work but take longer to process.

While watching a video, you pause at the relevant moment and add a text annotation. The annotation is saved with the timestamp, and when the athlete watches back, your notes appear at the exact moment in the video.

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