You’ll get a clip re-tagged with the correct sport, position, or skill, and a fresh analysis run against the corrected tags — so findings actually match what’s in the video.

Steps

  1. Open the clip in your library and go to its review screen.
  2. If the clip came back with “No specific skill to coach in this clip,” tap Wrong sport? Tag it and re-analyze right there. Otherwise, tap the ⋯ menu at the top and choose Edit tags.
  3. Correct the sport, position, or skill in the tag sheet and tap Save. This is saved to the clip permanently — it survives reinstalling the app or switching devices.
  4. Re-analyze. If Save didn’t already kick off a new analysis, tap the ⋯ menu again and choose Re-analyze to re-run analysis with the corrected tags.
A clip's review screen with the ⋯ menu open, showing Edit tags among the options2
The ⋯ menu on a clip's review screen — Edit tags opens the tag sheet.
The Tags sheet with Player, Sport, and Skill fields and a Save button
Correct the sport or skill here and Save — it sticks to the clip permanently.

What can go wrong

  • The sport still looks wrong after re-analyzing: double check the tag sheet saved the change — reopen Edit tags to confirm the sport shown matches what you picked.
  • Does re-analyzing use up another analysis? Yes — a re-analysis counts against your allowance just like a first analysis does, because it runs the video through the model again. What it doesn’t do is create a second clip: the corrected findings replace the old ones on the same clip.

Related terms: analysis, clip, finding.