Robbie Chancellor

The broadcast now has access to so much information and stats like pressure ratings and metres gained and scores from intercepts are ones that these kids growing up playing now understand but don't get access to review in their own performance.

So it's kind of bridging that gap

not just for coaches but for players as well, to create, you know, a nice link between grassroots and what we see on TV with the AFL.

Yeah, definitely.

I mean, we've met with some junior clubs and sort of the use case there is around, you know, trying to build their identity, so...

You know, for example, your local junior club wants to be a pressure team and a team that moves the ball aggressively.

Well, you can now track that as they develop up through the age groups.

But probably more so for senior footy, you know, where there's a performance element and clubs are trying to win.

I think a lot of the data out there helps you win super coach, but it doesn't necessarily help you win games.

Yeah, so we've been live for a couple of weeks now and basically just sort of word of mouth.

Obviously, I'm in the middle of a season, so a little bit time poor with the Giants at the moment.

But we're live, so coaches can jump on at powercoach.ai.

And in the first two weeks, we've had close to 100 clubs now sign up and do their first free game as a trial.

So, yeah, the uptake's been great.

Most of them wish they had this earlier.

And certainly I cop a little bit of flack for some of my suggestions.

I'm a bit biased towards how I see the games meant to be played.

But just the level of insight is like nothing they've seen before.

And to get it live is a bit of a cheat code for grassroots footy.

I think to an extent.