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Progress Tracking

Progress tracking is the longitudinal record of how your key metrics change over multiple sessions and retests, displayed as a timeline that shows improvement, plateaus, and regressions.

Single-session snapshots are useful; a progression over time is far more informative. SwingVantage stores each analyzed session and retest as a data point, building a timeline for each tracked metric. Progress charts are honest about data provenance: measured values are shown differently from estimates, and gaps in the timeline (sessions with insufficient data) are marked rather than interpolated. The arc chart on the profile page is the primary progress-tracking view.

A three-month progress chart shows average path trending from +8 to +2 degrees over eight sessions, with a brief regression at week six and recovery by week nine.

Why it matters

Short-term fluctuations are noise. Progress tracking reveals the trend beneath the noise so you know whether training is actually working.

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