Braie-kdowns
Your routine, through Braie's eyes
Personalized video analysis from a judge and former NCAA All-American. Reviews sent every Monday.
Why Braie-kdowns
Judge-level feedback you can actually use
This isn't a generic comment — it's the same lens Braie uses in her educational content, applied to your athlete's routine.
Start Value
Skill values, connections, and composition requirements for your level.
Execution
Form, amplitude, and technique deductions judges commonly take.
Composition
Routine construction, special requirements, and missing elements.
Artistry
Presentation, choreography, and performance quality on beam and floor.
Deductions to Watch
The biggest score impact areas and how to fix them before meet day.
Example
See what a Braie-kdown looks like
Real feedback format — timestamped deductions with coach and judge tips you can act on.
Level 3 Bar Routine — Through a Judge's Eyes
From the Braie-kdown series on YouTube
Bent knees on Pak salto
Coach tip: Keep hips open before release for a cleaner line.
Low cast angle
Coach tip: Drive shoulders over the bar earlier in the cast.
Foot form on dismount
Coach tip: Point toes and hold shape through the landing.
How it works
Three simple steps
Submit your video
Share a practice routine link or email your video directly.
Get your Braie-kdown
Recorded analysis from a coach and judge's perspective.
Review & apply
Actionable feedback sent within 7–14 business days (Mondays).
Pricing
Submit your routine
$25 per event. Fill out the form and include a shareable video link — or email your video directly.
Direct email option
coachjudgebraievideoreview@gmail.com