Feature
Video that lives inside your training data
Upload training and match sequences directly from the app or browser and view them alongside your team's load and wellness. On top of that, the exercise library provides video instructions for over 2,000 drills — see the execution instead of just reading about it.
The problem
Where does video get lost at an amateur club today?
Mostly in four places: the coach's phone storage, the gap between pro and amateur tools, exercise text without a picture, and the split between video and training data.
Videos disappear into the camera roll
A coach films a match scene on their phone — and three weeks later nobody can find it again, let alone a player who could learn from it.
Pros learn from video, amateurs lack the tools
Video analysis is standard practice in professional football. At the amateur club, there is usually little more than a WhatsApp group and phone storage.
Drills without a picture stay abstract
A text description of an exercise leaves a lot of room for interpretation — execution is usually decided by the eye, not the wording.
Video and training data live in separate worlds
The match scene sits on a phone, the load history in another app. Until now, nobody connects the two.
Live today
How do you use video with KAIZEA today?
Two things work today: first, video upload from the app or browser — a match scene or training sequence lands in KAIZEA and sits next to the team's load history and wellness data, instead of living in isolation on a phone. Second, the drill library: over 2,000 exercises come with video instructions, so a player can see an exercise instead of only inferring it from a text description.
- Video upload from the app or browser
- Video in the context of load & wellness
- 2,000+ drill instruction videos in the exercise library
AI Briefing · Today
Max S. is on amber: his load has climbed sharply. Ease off the intensity today by ~20%.
Max S. should rest today: light is red, sleep quality low.
The remaining 18 players are in the green zone.
Briefing & load at a glance How it works
What does the live workflow look like?
Three steps: upload, view in team context, train with drill videos.
Upload from the app or browser
Videos can be uploaded directly from the KAIZEA app or via a browser — training sequences, match scenes, or anything relevant to your team.
Use it in team context
An uploaded video sits alongside your training data — you view a match scene next to a player's load history, not in isolation.
Train with drill videos
Over 2,000 exercises in the library come with video instructions — players see exactly how an exercise is performed instead of just reading about it.
On the roadmap — not live yet
What are we working on next?
These three capabilities are planned but are not part of the product today. We deliberately mark them here as a roadmap item, not a promise for tomorrow.
Marking scenes
Setting timestamps and adding annotations directly on the clip — we are working on this right now.
Sharing clips per player
Sending individually flagged clips to one player instead of the whole team — planned as the next step.
Automatic analysis
Automatically spotting patterns across several matches instead of collecting them manually — a goal for future development, not yet part of the product.
Frequently asked questions
Can I mark and annotate scenes in a video?
Not yet — we are working on this right now. Today you upload videos and view them in the context of your team's training data; the exercise library already provides video instructions for over 2,000 drills. Timestamps and annotations directly on the clip are planned as the next step.
Can I send individual clips to a specific player?
That is planned as an extension but not live yet. Right now, uploaded videos are available in team context, not as clips assigned to individual players.
Which video formats does KAIZEA support?
KAIZEA supports common video formats (MP4, MOV, AVI). Upload works directly from the app or via a browser.
What can I actually use video for in KAIZEA today?
Two things: you upload your own training or match sequences and view them in the context of load and wellness data. And you draw on video instructions for over 2,000 exercises in the drill library, so players see an exercise instead of just reading about it.
More: Drill library · AI analysis · Training load
Last updated: July 2026
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