📖 User Guide

Parent's Guide to JumpOnion

Turn one jump video into reviewable evidence, then use that evidence to plan the next training step.

~4 min read

1

Upload a Video

Record and upload one complete jump. The system extracts a frame sequence; only claims supported by the video and reviewed annotations enter the final report.

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Drag a video here, or click to browse

MP4 / MOV · Max 5MB

double_axel_practice.mp412.4 MB

Filming Tips

  • One single jump per clip — no combinations
  • Film from the side (perpendicular to the jump direction)
  • Keep the camera steady — avoid heavy shaking
  • Make sure the full body is visible in frame
2

Evidence Analysis

After upload, the system extracts frames and tracks the skater. You confirm the skater in the first frame; key moments and final findings are reviewed rather than accepted directly from automation.

Analysis Pipeline

1Frame Extraction — Auto
2Confirm Skater Position — You
3Measurement + Human Review — Bounded
F1
F2
F3
F4
F5

AI-extracted key frame sequence

How long does it take?

Timing varies with video length, queue load, and whether human review is needed. The page shows live status; current pricing or campaign benefits are shown on the upload page.

3

View Diagnosis Report

The report leads with one reviewed conclusion, then shows supporting frames, measurement ranges, training focus, and what remains uncertain. It is not a complete assessment of the skater.

Human-reviewed before release

A reviewer confirms key moments in the source video and releases only evidence-supported findings. Uncertainty is retained instead of presenting raw model output as fact.

While waiting: status shown, unconfirmed diagnosis withheldAfter review: full report + personalized plan

Jump Diagnosis

Double Lutz (2Lz)

Moderate
Takeoff F3Apex F8Landing F14

Air Time Range

0.37–0.40

sec

Measurement Source

Reviewed frames

Finding Status

Bounded

Reviewed Conclusion

Example: the landing is complete, but the compact air position is not held consistently. Train a repeatable close-and-hold, then verify it with consecutive same-angle videos.

💡 Use the frame viewer to step through the jump frame by frame and observe body posture details at each phase. Pinch-to-zoom is supported on mobile.

4

Personalized Training Plan

The system assembles a one-week plan from the reviewed conclusion and explains which observation each drill addresses. A coach's assigned drills appear first.

This Week's Plan

2Lz Improvement Focus

Coach's Pick
Mon

Core Rotation Hold × 3 sets

Axis Control

Wed

Single-Leg Squat Jump × 4 sets

Power

Fri

Off-Ice Spin Entry × 3 sets

Rotation

All drills are off-ice and can be done at home.

Not happy with the plan?

You can regenerate the training plan at any time. Each generation adjusts based on the latest diagnosis results.

5

Practice Drills Library

The current catalog contains 54 structured off-ice drills. Reports recommend only drills tied to reviewed observations; a parent or coach should still check age, injury, and space constraints before practice.

Drill Library

AllAxisPowerRotationLanding
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Core Rotation Hold

Axis Control

Beginner
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Single-Leg Squat Jump

Explosive Power

Intermediate
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Harness-Free Spin Drill

Rotation Speed

Advanced

💡 Drill cards show the available demo and success criteria. Stop and ask a coach if suitability is unclear or the skater feels discomfort.

6

Track Progress

After uploading repeated attempts of the same jump, compare reviewed observations side by side. One before/after pair shows change but does not prove training caused it; consecutive same-angle samples are more useful.

Progress Comparison · 2Lz

Mar 15

Compact HoldInconsistent
LandingClean
Single observation

Apr 10

Compact HoldMore stable
VerificationNeeds a series
Needs replication
Observed change ≠ proven cause; use consecutive same-angle videos to confirm repeatability

Check current access

Subscription and limited-time campaign benefits may differ. Use the upload and account pages as the current source for quotas, modules, and expiry.

Ready to start?

Create an account, upload one jump, and see whether reviewable evidence helps you and the coach choose the next step faster.

Questions? Reach us on Instagram @jumponion