Should You Be Using "SteadyShot" to shoot sports/action on the Sony A9III?

Mnay sports shooters think that because we use such high shutter speeds to capture action, that we don't need to have SteadyShot turned on. I 100% disagree and this video explains why SteadyShot is so useful even when using shutter speeds over 1/3000th sec.
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[@TheAdamCampbell]

Thanks alot for these videos about the Sony A9III. I have one and love it!

[@PMRTV]

Glad you like them!

[@Kinadnuf]

Thanks for that, very helpful.

[@PMRTV]

You're welcome!

[@ajnyc22]

You said to turn it off if you’re doing skyscapes on a tripod - but, if I’m shooting crew races, where I pan on a tripod to follow the boat I’m targeting, then I assume I can leave the settings on, on both the a9iii and my lens.
Am I correct in that assumption?

[@PMRTV]

for that I would do some testing for sure. Also, if you are using the 300,400,600GM, make sure you use the middle switch setting for pans

[@DanOhPhotography]

do you think IBIS is better with 300mm in compared to 400 mm. I own 400 and I think it’s pretty bad.

[@PMRTV]

yes, but mostly because it's a shorter focal length and less prone to shake

[@richodphoto]

what do you find your most used OSS setting to be set at? 1, 2, or 3?

[@PMRTV]

2 because it's for panning