Bowling Intelligence
Understand the complete bowling action
For bowling clips, Gabriella tracks the action through measurable stages and returns metrics and visualizations suited to that camera view — so coaches can review run-up speed, plus front-knee flexion at plant and arm angular speed where the take supports it.
Bowling phases
Every delivery broken into measurable stages — where the clip and view allow
Gather
Front-foot plant
Arm, ball & follow-through
* Ready or Can't measure · † view-dependent · ‡ pose-dependent · § same-view only
What's live, conditional, and research-stage
Capability status for bowling analysis
Availability depends on camera view, calibration, visibility, and clip quality. The system reports "can't measure" when a metric cannot be reliably determined — it never substitutes a guess. Release height stays off this page until calibrated: no public metre, and no can't-measure slot.
| Metric | Status | Condition |
|---|---|---|
| Run-up speed | Live | When pose is trusted — may show even if the ball is not seen |
| Arm angular speed | Live | When bowling-arm pose is ok |
| Front-knee flexion at plant | Live | When front-leg pose is ok. 0° ≈ fully extended — a measured angle, not a technique grade |
| Ball speed | Conditional | Ready when ball tracking is trusted; otherwise Can't measure (ball not seen, track broke, or impact missing) |
| Stride and gather position | Conditional | Requires lower-body visibility and a view that shows the approach |
| Follow-through alignment | Conditional | Where the bowler stays in frame after the delivery |
| Session-to-session comparison | Conditional | Requires clips from a comparable camera view and quality |
| Release height | Research | Omitted until calibrated — not a public metre and not shown as a can't-measure slot |
Gabriella Vision
Session metrics from this take
Demonstration output from selected sample clips. Not independently validated. Measurement availability and accuracy depend on camera view, calibration, visibility, frame rate, and clip quality.
Coaching questions, not engineering metrics
Answers the questions coaches actually ask
How consistent is run-up speed across this session?
Peak approach speed from pose, compared across takes that share a similar view. A measured value — not a technique grade.
What was front-knee flexion at plant?
Knee angle of the front leg at front-foot plant in this take. 0° ≈ fully extended. An observed angle, not an ideal shape.
How fast was the bowling arm through the action?
Peak arm angular speed in this take, when pose supports it. Observed speed — not a technique grade.
Session intelligence
Compare deliveries. Track progress.
Review bowling metrics across clips when takes share a similar view and quality. Longitudinal trends are the goal — strongest with consistent capture. Measured change, not an ideal angle. Front-knee flexion: 0° ≈ fully extended.
Illustrative sample data — trends need comparable views and clip quality.
See bowling analysis in action
Try the live demo with sample bowling clips or request a pilot to bring objective bowling intelligence to your nets.