Player 1: Athletic Intelligence

Disc Golf AI Coach & Form Analyzer App

Use your phone as a disc golf coach. Player 1 breaks down backhand drives, forehands, putting, and approach shots from short video — no sensors required.

Free to try — no credit card required
Analyze backhand drives, forehands, putting, approaches, and hyzer flips
Works with just your phone's camera — no sensors or radar required
Record a full practice session — AI identifies each throw so you can deep-dive any rep

Ready to try Player 1?

No sensors. No credit card required to start.

Disc Golf skills supported

Backhand Drive
Forehand Drive
Putting
Approach Shot
Hyzer Flip
Roller
Overhand

How Player 1 helps with disc golf

Player 1 gives disc golf athletes clear AI coaching feedback from short phone video. No credit card is required to start. Daily rep limits apply; upgrade only if you want more volume.

iPhone and Android
No sensors, bat trackers, or launch monitors required
Works for backhand drive, forehand drive, putting, approach shot, hyzer flip, roller and overhand from short phone video

How Disc Golf video analysis works

Record. Film a disc golf rep — backhand drive, forehand drive, putting, approach shot, hyzer flip, roller and overhand — from your phone. Five to fifteen seconds of video is plenty, and no tripod, sensor, or extra hardware is required.
Analyze. Open the rep in Player 1 and let the AI review the movement. The model looks at timing, body position, sequencing, and contact through the full range of motion.
Apply. Read the coaching cues, make the adjustment, and record the next rep. Most athletes cycle through several reps in a single practice session.

What you need to analyze a disc golf rep

Your phone. Any modern iPhone or Android works. No bat sensors, wearables, or extra cameras.
Enough light to see the full movement. Outdoor daylight, gym light, or a well-lit cage all work.
A clear angle on the athlete. Film from a position where the key body segments are visible through the whole rep.
A few seconds of disc golf video. One swing, shot, pitch, serve, or throw per clip works best.

Where Disc Golf athletes use Player 1

Player 1 fits between coaching sessions. Use it for practice reps at the field, in the backyard, at the cage, in the gym, or while reviewing game film. Because feedback comes back in seconds, athletes can make an adjustment and re-record immediately instead of waiting a week for the next lesson.

It also works as a second set of eyes on film you already have. Pull a short clip from a game, a scrimmage, or a training session, and the AI will analyze the movement in the video.

Frequently asked questions

Can I try the disc golf analyzer without paying?

Yes. You can try Player 1 for disc golf with no credit card and no sensors. Record a rep, see real AI coaching feedback, and upgrade later if you want more volume.

Does the Disc Golf analyzer need any sensors or special hardware?

No. Player 1 analyzes disc golf video from your phone camera. There is no bat sensor, wearable, tripod, or extra gear to buy, charge, or pair.

How long should a disc golf video be?

A few seconds is usually enough. Film one rep — a swing, pitch, shot, or serve — from setup through finish. Five to fifteen seconds of video covers most movements.

What Disc Golf skills can I analyze?

Player 1 supports backhand drive, forehand drive, putting, approach shot, hyzer flip, roller and overhand for disc golf. The AI picks up timing, body position, and movement patterns from the video you record.

Can I use it on practice and game film?

Yes. Record live at practice, in the cage, at the range, or pull a short clip from game film. As long as the movement is visible in frame, Player 1 can analyze your disc golf rep.

Can I record a full disc golf session instead of one rep at a time?

Yes. Record a whole practice or training session and Player 1 identifies each disc golf rep automatically. You can then ask questions and deep-dive into any individual rep.

Download Player 1

iOS and Android. Record a rep and see real coaching feedback.