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FENCERLENS / FENCING VIDEO ANALYSIS
Fencing video analysis,
from bout review to training
Upload one bout to receive a traceable phrase-by-phrase review, scoring patterns, tactical insight, and a training plan built around what actually repeats.
Every key finding links to evidence Important decisions are human-reviewed Progress is retested in later bouts
PHRASE 0400:48.320 Human review confirmed
You uploadBout video
We reviewPhrase by phrase
You receiveTactics + training
Quality gateHuman review
ONE BOUT, CLEAR NEXT STEPS
One bout.
Analysis you can act on.
FencerLens does not stop at a score or a generic summary. See which actions repeatedly score, where the same losses occur, and what to change first in training.
- Review key phrases by score, distance, tempo, and outcome
- Turn repeated patterns into drills with success criteria
- Mark small samples as provisional instead of inventing precision
PRODUCT EXPERIENCEREPORT / REVIEWED
HOW FENCERLENS WORKS
Upload the bout.
Get a clear next step.
Move from a full bout to reviewed phrases, tactical priorities, and a training plan. Every important finding keeps its source video and review state.
Confirm the target
Confirm athlete side, weapon, score display, and video orientation before analysis begins.
Review each phrase
Break the bout into reviewed scoring phrases with timestamps, frames, and uncertainty states.
Find repeated patterns
Aggregate only reviewed phrases to test patterns in distance, tempo, and decision-making.
Train and retest
Use drills with constraints and success criteria, then test the same signal in the next bout.
PHRASE 04 / ACTION WINDOWPreparation β pressure β recovery
Each finding returns to the original bout frames
01:31.500
01:32.500
01:33.000WHAT YOUR REPORT INCLUDES
Not only what happened,
but why it matters.
Fast actions and occlusion can support more than one explanation. The report separates observed facts, tactical inference, and anything the video cannot establish.
See what kept happening in this bout
- Separate every reviewed score and loss
- Jump directly to the supporting phrase
- Measure repeated distance and tempo patterns
- Separate one-off errors from recurring signals
- Keep uncertain phrases out of performance totals
Turn the finding into a drill you can run
- Choose two or three priorities, not ten
- Define sets, constraints, and success criteria
- Place technical work inside a bout scenario
- Create short cues for the next competition
- Retest the same signal in future bouts
Evidence IDTimeObservationLayerStatus
P04-F1800:48.320
The front foot recovers after the first action misses; the exit remains available.
OBSERVEDConfirmedP07-M0201:39.300
The point leaves the threat line before the second entry; blade contact remains an alternate explanation.
INFERREDAlternate keptP06-F1001:16.200
The scoring light is occluded, so this phrase is excluded from performance totals.
UNCLEARNot forcedANALYSIS EXPERIENCE
Start with the overview.
Drill down to the phrase.
YOUR BOUT, AT A GLANCE
Start with the highest-value finding, then choose where to go deeper
The overview keeps the latest bout, priority finding, and training task together. Act first, then inspect the evidence.
See the workflowMove from summary to phrase evidence, then carry the finding into practice.
WHO FENCERLENS HELPS
Help everyone preparing for the next bout understand this one.
One reviewed bout can help the athlete reflect, the parent understand the training priority, and the coach reach the right phrases faster.
Athletes
See scoring patterns and return to training with specific frames and questions, not only the final score.
Parents
Understand what is being trained, why it matters, and what change to watch for in the next bout.
Coaches and clubs
Spend less time organizing clips and more time discussing tactics, assigning drills, and tracking change.
YOUR NEXT BOUT STARTS HERE
Let the next bout begin by understanding this one.
Explore how FencerLens turns bout video into reviewed phrases, tactical priorities, and a practical training plan.