Private video feedback for wrestlers.
Upload a short wrestling clip, ask one specific question, and get a private coach video response — typically within 1–2 days.
Tournament prep coaching — walk in with a plan
The wrestlers who place at tournaments aren't the strongest — they're the ones who walk in with the clearest plan. Eagle Eye builds that plan with you, on film.
Send last tournament's loss and get an action plan before this weekend.
Send opponent film with a question and get a position-by-position scouting report.
Use reviews to tighten 1–2 specific things heading into your goal tournament.
From clip to coach response in 3 steps
Up to 5 minutes of match or practice footage. MP4, MOV, or WEBM.
Pinpoint the position or moment you want feedback on.
Coach Deron sends a private video breakdown to your dashboard.
The week-before-tournament workflow
Upload last tournament's losses Sunday night. Get a review back by Tuesday. Drill the corrections Wednesday and Thursday. Walk in Saturday knowing exactly what's different.
That's how Eagle Eye members compound improvement tournament over tournament.
- Wrestlers prepping for state, regionals, or nationals
- Athletes scouting a tough first-round draw
- Wrestlers trying to break through a podium ceiling
Common questions
Yes — paste a link or upload the clip and ask about the matchup.
Typical 1–2 days. Plan accordingly during tournament weeks.
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