Performance data and video
Performance records complement game or tournament results. Open the player, choose Manage Player → Performance, and store related measurements as one dated session.Choose the record type
Add a performance session
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Choose the category and activity
Choose Swing Analysis or Ball Trajectory, then select the sport-specific activity. Baseball and softball activities include hitting, pitching, and throwing. Golf activities include full swing and putting.
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Name and date the session
Enter when the performance occurred, not when the file was uploaded. ProspectHQ treats the player, date, and session title as the session identity. Adding more observations with that same date and title appends them to the existing session instead of creating another session.
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Add observations
Add each swing, shot, pitch, or throw as a separate observation. Enter only measurements shown by the source and confirm the units before saving.
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Describe the equipment and tool
Record the bat or club type, optional brand, length, and weight for each observation when known. Measured with is optional and can use a suggested tool or a custom name.
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Attach supporting video
Open a saved observation and choose Add video to attach one or more authorized recordings directly to that swing, shot, pitch, or throw. You can also upload session videos first and connect them to observations afterward.
Baseball pitching and throwing sessions
Choose Ball Trajectory, then Baseball pitching or Baseball throwing. Each pitch or throw can include available measurements such as:- Ball or release speed, spin rate, and spin axis
- Pitch type and ball-or-strike result
- Release height, release side, and extension
- Elbow varus torque and arm speed
- Throw number, throwing intensity, acute workload, and chronic workload
- Arm slot, stride length, and hip-shoulder separation
Swing and ball-flight sessions
Swing Analysis keeps movement measurements together with the bat or club used for each swing. Ball Trajectory stores the resulting ball-flight or pitch measurements. A single session can contain many observations, and each observation can have its own equipment details, metrics, outcome, and videos. On-device iPhone swing analyses open with synchronized Original and Body tracking views. Both views use the exact video linked to the reviewed swing observation. If the analysis manifest or authoritative video link is unavailable, ProspectHQ displays Analysis unavailable instead of placing body tracking over another recording.Record and review a swing
Learn how to capture, review, compare, and share an on-device Vision swing analysis.
If a session with the same player, date, and title already exists under a different category or activity, use a different title. This prevents unrelated records from being combined.
Add player highlights
You can upload a single video or use batch upload when available. ProspectHQ can use embedded metadata and falls back to the file name for the title. Review the recording date, title, and description before saving. Dates and titles are optional where shown, but adding them makes a growing video library easier to filter, understand, and share.Visibility and plan access
Performance and video visibility follows the player’s access and public-section settings. Training videos stay private by default. Share training videos on public profile is one persistent player-level choice: when enabled, it applies to all current and future training videos, but only while the player profile and Performance section are also Public. Player highlights retain their separate public-section control. The clearest place to manage this is Manage Player → Performance → Public video sharing. The card shows whether all three requirements are ready and includes a direct link to the public profile. The same persistent choice also remains available with the complete section controls under Profile & teams → Public profile controls. Every video attached to the athlete counts toward one shared library, including player highlights, swing analysis, ball trajectory, pitching and throwing, athletic testing, and other performance sessions.
The allowance is a persistent library count, not a monthly upload limit. Storage and per-file upload limits shown in the product also apply, and ProspectHQ pauses new uploads when any enforced limit is reached. Deleting a video frees capacity for another upload.
Organization-sponsored access adds 100 videos while the player is covered by an eligible organization. Sponsored totals are 103 videos for Free, 115 for Starter Athlete, 150 for Individual Athlete, and 350 for Premium Recruit. The player workspace shows the allowance currently applied to the athlete.