Match Analysis


How can you improve without seeing what you are doing and absorbing the feedback? This simple strategy has worked wonders for several athletes in the last seasons, bringing their game to new levels.

Match analysis involves the partial or complete analysis of a curling match. The analysis does not necessarily involve the team being coached. It could be a future opponent, or a match of special significance or with great learning potential.

One myth about match analysis is that it primarily involves pointing out what parts of the game were handled wrongly. The truth is, it is also very much a confirmation about what aspects of the game were handled correctly. This confirmation is perhaps even more important than any negatives, because it solidifies the positive team attributes.