Coaches & Teams

Turn Game Film Into Better Coaching.

Your team already has the footage. Rink Reels is how you turn it into a fifteen-minute video session that players actually remember.

Screenshot — systems breakdown with drawing

Monday night, after the game

From Full Game to Team Video Session

1

Import the game

VEO, LiveBarn, or your own camera.

2

Tag the moments

Breakouts, forecheck, coverage, special teams.

3

Draw the lesson

Show support, gaps, and the read that was available.

4

Share the reel

Send it to the team before the next practice.

What coaches break down

The Parts of the Game You Keep Repeating

Systems review

Show the structure working — and the three shifts where it didn't.

Power play & penalty kill

Pull every special-teams sequence from the game into one reel.

Breakouts

Clip every breakout and let the pattern make the point for you.

Forecheck

Show first man, second man, and what happened when the timing slipped.

Defensive coverage

Freeze the frame and draw where the help should have been.

Individual development

Build a private clip set for one player and track it across the season.

Why video sessions fail

Nobody Learns From a 60-Minute Replay

Players tune out of full-game film. They don't tune out of twelve tagged clips with a drawing on each one. Rink Reels exists to make the second thing take less work than the first.

  • Teaching moments saved as clips, not timestamps in a notebook
  • Drawings that stay attached to the play
  • Reels a player can rewatch on their phone
  • The same clip library available to your whole staff
Screenshot — tagged team clip library

The 60-second version

See Rink Reels in 60 Seconds

Import a game, find the play, clip it, tag it, draw on it, build the reel, send it. Start to finish, one pass.

0:00Import a game 0:08Find a play 0:15Clip it 0:22Tag it 0:30Draw on it 0:40Build a reel 0:50Share it

Bring It to Your Team.

Start with one game. If it works, roll it out to the staff.