Abstract: A method for technology-driven athletic intelligence includes providing a database stored on a non-transitory computer readable medium wherein the database is structured to store data about a plurality of athletic entities, providing a plurality of applications configured to communicate with the database and collect contextual or situation data, providing an analytics engine in operative communication with the database and each of the plurality of applications, receiving a first data input from a user through one of the plurality of applications wherein the first data input provides contextual or situation data, storing the first data input in the database, applying at least a first tag using the first data input to one of the entities wherein the first tag describes the one of the athletic entities, and analyzing data using the analytics engine to generate insight and delivering the insight to a user through one of the plurality of applications.

Abstract: An intelligent digital coaching playbook and related methods and systems are provided that automatically convey a freehand drawing to a structured, relational, and classified database to improve related coaching processes, make plays searchable, and enable analytics. A method for receiving input into a technology driven athletic intelligence system includes receiving, at a computing device, user drawn input describing a player assignment, while receiving the user drawn input, monitoring using the computing device, slope changes of the user drawn input and time interval changes of the user drawn input, using the slope changes of the user drawn input and the time interval changes of the user drawn input by the computing device to identify a pivot point associated with the player assignment, and re-drawing using the computing device, the user drawn input using the pivot point, slopes of the user drawn input and distances associated with the user drawn input.

Abstract: A method for technology-driven athletic intelligence includes providing a database stored on a non-transitory computer readable medium wherein the database is structured to store data about a plurality of athletic entities, providing a plurality of applications configured to communicate with the database and collect contextual or situation data, providing an analytics engine in operative communication with the database and each of the plurality of applications, receiving a first data input from a user through one of the plurality of applications wherein the first data input provides contextual or situation data, storing the first data input in the database, applying at least a first tag using the first data input to one of the entities wherein the first tag describes the one of the athletic entities, and analyzing data using the analytics engine to generate insight and delivering the insight to a user through one of the plurality of applications.

Abstract: An intelligent digital coaching playbook and related methods and systems are provided that automatically convey a freehand drawing to a structured, relational, and classified database to improve related coaching processes, make plays searchable, and enable analytics. A method for receiving input into a technology driven athletic intelligence system includes receiving, at a computing device, user drawn input describing a player assignment, while receiving the user drawn input, monitoring using the computing device, slope changes of the user drawn input and time interval changes of the user drawn input, using the slope changes of the user drawn input and the time interval changes of the user drawn input by the computing device to identify a pivot point associated with the player assignment, and re-drawing using the computing device, the user drawn input using the pivot point, slopes of the user drawn input and distances associated with the user drawn input.