How to edit a training video that coaches: the complete guide
How to edit sports, fitness and training videos that teach: film a clip the AI can read, mark the body, slow down the key rep and write cues that coach.
October 25, 2026 · 7 min readFor coaches, trainers and sport teachers
Upload a training clip. The AI tracks the body, replays the key rep in slow motion, moves the camera and narrates the cues, or keeps your voice. For Reels, TikTok or your course.
How it works
One person, whole body in frame, phone still. Or upload what you already have: MP4, MOV or WebM, up to 20 clips.
AI narrates writes the cues, or Keep my voice uses yours. Pick Motion or 3D Body, then the switches: replays, camera moves, sound effects.
You see the price first: no credits are used before you click Generate. Change any scene, then export a 1080p MP4.
Features
Marks pinned to the joints, angles measured live: a ring on the knee, its degrees changing through the rep.
The moment that decides the rep plays again, slowed down: the bottom of a squat, the release of a shot.
The video opens wide, pushes in on the knee when the cue names it and keeps the athlete in frame.
With 3D Body and AI narrates, the video freezes at the key position and paints the working muscles on the person.
Cues written from what the clip shows, spoken to the viewer: what to feel, what to avoid. Or keep your own voice.
Film upright for a 9:16 video for Reels, Shorts and TikTok, or sideways for a 16:9 lesson in your course.
Pricing
An edited video is priced on its final length. The price shows before you click Generate, and no credits are used before.
Start free. 300 credits on sign-up, enough to make a short video and see it. No card. Credits never expire.
The full guide
FAQ
Yes. Choose AI narrates: Clipteach writes a narration from what your clip shows, as coaching cues spoken to the viewer, and reads it with a voice you pick. Put the cue you always give in Script & notes and the narration builds on it.
One person’s body in every frame: head, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees and ankles. The marks are pinned to those points, so a ring stays on the knee and an angle opens and closes with the joint. It works best with the whole body in frame and the phone still.
Two. Motion draws HUD-style tracking and graphics over and around your footage. 3D Body adds the anatomy: with AI narrates, the muscles at work are painted on the person at key moments, in an Anatomy or a Sci-fi look.
Yes. Film upright and the video starts out vertical, 9:16; it exports as a 1080p MP4. You download it and post it yourself: Clipteach doesn’t publish to your accounts.
No. It adds sound effects if you switch them on: whooshes, hits, clicks and the sound of the place, timed to what moves on screen. You can move, change or add sounds on the timeline.
Your next training clip, coached on screen.
300 free credits on sign-up, no card. You see the price before you generate.