Nike, Inc.

Brandon S Burroughs

Aaron B Weast

James Molyneux

Jordan M Rice

Scott Ryan Berggren

Bert B Buxton

Clayton J Lindsay

Edward Stephen Lowe

Michael J Wood

Michael B Hailey

Stefan F Olander

Kim Laama

Joshua Rooke-Ley

Wade Convay

Richard J Engelberg

Bob Sweet

Edward S Lowe, Jr

Mark Adam Starkey

Example embodiments may relate systems, methods, apparatuses, and computer readable media configured to correlate image data of a user performing physical activity with data collected during the user's performance. Data may include sensor data measuring, force, acceleration, speed, and/or processed sensor data from one or more sensors. Certain embodiments may determine whether the user is within a performance zone based on user attributes. Correlation of the image data with physical activity data may be based, at least in part, whether the user is within a performance zone.

Selecting and correlating physical activity data with image data

Systems and methods for sensing and monitoring various athletic performance metrics, e.g., during the course of a game, a practice, a training session, training drills, and the like, are described. These systems and methods can provide useful metrics for players and coaches relating to athletic performances in various sports, including various team sports.

Athletic performance monitoring systems and methods in a team sports environment

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Systems, apparatuses, and methods estimate the distance between a player and a ball by transmitting a chirp (sweep signal) to a radio tag located on the ball. During the chirp, the frequency of the transmitted signal is changed in a predetermined fashion. The radio tag doubles the transmitted frequency and returns the processed signal to a transceiver typically located on the player. The currently transmitted frequency is then compared with the received frequency to obtain a difference frequency from which an apparatus may estimate the distance. The apparatus may simultaneously receive the processed signal from the radio tag while transmitting the sweep signal.

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Portland, OR, United States of America

Brandon S Burroughs