Understand the pattern behind the time
A single race result rarely tells the whole story. Swimmy keeps performance analysis tied to training history, meet notes, and personal bests so improvement is easier to explain.
Swimming performance analysis
Swimming Performance Analysis for Training and Racing
Use Swimmy to connect workouts, race outcomes, personal bests, and notes so performance analysis reflects the full swimming context, not one isolated result.
Built for pool-side reality
Review training and competition signals together instead of switching between logs, spreadsheets, and screenshots.
Track progress patterns across sessions, events, strokes, and training blocks.
Give swimmers and coaches clearer context before the next practice plan or race review.
Turn training data into decisions
Use session context, workload notes, and race outcomes to decide what needs more attention before the next block, taper, or competition.
Make review conversations concrete
Swimmers and coaches can talk from the same record instead of relying on memory when reviewing what changed and what should come next.
Why swimmers use it
Better context before the next set, race, or training block.
Connect workouts, meet results, notes, and personal bests in one performance view.
Spot progress across races and training periods without manual spreadsheet work.
Support better post-race reviews with context that stays attached to each result.
Plan the next training focus from evidence instead of guesswork.
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For Swim CoachesPlan workouts, review progress, and support swimmers from one place.
Ready to make swim performance analysis part of every training block?
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