Coach-defined standards
Review the recruit against your program’s limits.
The same submitted video can be interpreted through the thresholds your staff chooses — so the Recruit Brief reflects your program’s tolerance and review style.
Recruit Brief settings
Calibrate review before incoming clips are judged.
Each standard controls when a submitted recruit clip gets flagged, when the whole session deserves attention, and whether the sample is large enough to support review.
Added Movement
Controls when Added Movement becomes meaningful evidence in a submitted recruit clip.
A stroke counts when Added Movement is greater than this amount.
Alert when this share of strokes exceeds the stroke trigger.
Alert when the recruit’s session Added Movement is greater than this amount.
Two programs can review the same recruit video with different thresholds. ErgScreen keeps the review explicit so coaches know whether a flag reflects the clip, the program standard, or the need for more evidence.
| Standard | Current setting | What it changes |
|---|---|---|
| Drive Organization | 15% alert share | When output-conversion loss becomes review-worthy. |
| Rate Hold | ±1.6 SPM | Whether the clip stayed close enough to target rate. |
| Minimum Sample | 20 strokes | Whether the recruit clip has enough usable evidence. |
The Recruit Brief applies your thresholds before the coach opens the evidence layer or decides the next step.
Why coaches care
The Recruit Brief is not generic. It is calibrated to the program reviewing it.
Coach-defined standards make the review feel like the staff’s workflow, not a black-box score.