I would use this for sure. I do timelapses of runs I do and set as challenges for our social running group. The source is a head-mounted GoPro. The problem with

I would use this for sure. I do timelapses of runs I do and set as challenges for our social running group. The source is a head-mounted GoPro. The problem with them is that a straight forward pick-every-nth-frame gives a motion-sickness inducing video, as well as blurry. If you could extract the frame from the top of each stride when the camera is most steady, I would imagine it would be very much more watchable.