The action captured on this Sony Action Cam AS30V follows freestyle skier James Webb just days ahead of ‘Rail Jam’ at the upcoming Freeze Festival 2013 in London.
It’s easy to judge the abilities of an athlete during a performance, but it’s humbling to see all of the hard work that goes into preparing for an event. Webb narrowly missed being apart of the 2014 Winter Olympic team due to an injury, but if what the Sony Action Cam captures is any indication, he’s definitely ready for future Winter Games and the ‘Hail the Rail’ competition at Freeze 2013.
Webb wears the Action Cam on his wrist, capturing incredible footage of adrenaline-packed stunts like underwater dives, 360° flips and even a sneak peek at some of the tricks you might see at the Freeze Festival 2013 at Clapham Common from November 27th to December 1st.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Extreme Sports Video Capture
- Opportunity for innovation in capturing and showcasing extreme sports stunts and performances.
- Freestyle Ski Training
- Potential for disruptive innovations in developing training techniques and technologies for freestyle skiing.
- Event Preparation Documentation
- Opportunity to create innovative ways of documenting and sharing the behind-the-scenes preparations for events and competitions.
Where This Applies
- Action Camera Manufacturing
- Action camera manufacturers can capitalize on the demand for durable and versatile cameras for extreme sports video capture.
- Sports Training Technology
- Sports technology companies can explore the development of training tools and software specifically for freestyle skiing.
- Event Management Software
- Event management software providers can create solutions for documenting and organizing event preparations and behind-the-scenes content.
