1. “ A c t u a l i z i n g A t h l e t i c s
t h r o u g h
C o m p u t e r i z e d - V i d e o
T e c h n o l o g y ”
THE MOVEMENT ANALYSIS COMPANY
www.movementanal ysiscompany.com
Desktop Hardware Recommendations
 PC based Pentium 133 processor or faster
 64 MB RAM; 4 MB of video RAM
 4 GB hard drive
(Laptop specifications differ. Refer to web page.)
Official Supplier of Movement
Analysis Software
More Comparative Functions
Split Screen – Two videos may be opened
at the same time for comparison.
Calculating Speed/Trace Feature- The
software program has a function to calcu-
late club head speed for golf, bat head
speed for baseball or the rotational speed
of a diver/gymnast. This is accomplished by
tracing specific points on the video e.g.
hips, hands, club-head, or bat

2. "Actualizing Athletics through
Computerized-Video Technology"
The Movement Analysis Company
(TMAC) helps clients actualize athletic
performance using 21st century
products, and procedures. TMAC
incorporates computerized-video
technology and interactive learning into
your existing sports program. TMAC uses
the NEAT (Never Ending Athletic Trainer)
System as a primary component. The
NEAT System utilizes a video capture
card and motion analysis software.
The video capture card works as a
translator that allows standard analog
video cameras, VCRs and TVs to
communicate with the digital language
of personal computers. This enables you
to input footage from old and new
video sources directly into your PC using
your regular camcorder, VCR, or TV. The
user can then analyze the video images
in both a comparative and a
quantitative fashion.
This scientific method of evaluating and
comparing of video footage is applicable to
many areas of health, fitness and recreation, as
well as athletics. TMAC provides personal and
professional advice for all its clients, helping them
to apply computerized -video analysis
techniques quickly and effectively to their
program or situation.
S O M E F E A T U R E S O F T H E
N E A T S Y S T E M
NEAT software permits digital video clips to
be manipulated in a number of ways, offering an
instructor and athlete the opportunity to more
thoroughly analyze the performance. The files
can be instantly retrieved and compared to
others with the click of a mouse. The athlete and
coach can view the file in "real time" or frame-by
-frame. Computerized-Videos create a scientific
evaluation and comparison method in which
video footage is quantifiable and easily stored
for future examination.
Drawing/Quantitative Functions
Drawing lines – Enables the user to draw lines
on the video for a frame of reference. This
feature also allows the calculation a distance.
Drawing Angles- With the video open and
stopped, the user can calculate an angle by
clicking the mouse on three points of
reference on the video.
Comparative Functions
Quarter Screen – Up to four videos can be
opened at one time for comparison.
Synchronization Feature – Allows the coach
or athlete to compare several different
attempts. Video can also be compared to
attempts made by a professional.
Multi-frame Feature – Each frame is one
frame ahead or behind.