What changed and why it matters
You can finally see your whole motion in 3D, understand what happens in each phase, and get a clear, prioritized plan of what to fix first — with no special equipment.
A flat video only shows one angle. Seeing your motion in 3D, broken into phases with honest scores, makes it far easier to understand what is actually happening and where the biggest improvement is hiding.
How to use it
Where to find it: Go to Analyze > Motion Lab (3D) in the menu, choose your sport and motion, then upload or record a clip.
Do you need to do anything? None — just bring a clip. A synchronized second view can improve relative triangulation, but it remains estimated unless a verified metric calibration passes.
In a nutshell
SwingVantage Motion Lab turns a phone video into an evidence-labeled estimated 3D motion view with phases, one prioritized fix, and a retest plan. Self-calibrated two-view output is triangulated but up to scale; only verified calibrated outputs are metric.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "New Motion Lab — See Your Swing in 3D"?
Upload or record a clip and SwingVantage rebuilds your motion as an estimated 3D figure you can rotate, slow down, and step through. You get phase-by-phase timing, evidence-labeled movement reads, one prioritized fix, and a retest plan — all created privately on your device across the seven live sports.
Why does this update matter?
A flat video only shows one angle. Seeing your motion in 3D, broken into phases with honest scores, makes it far easier to understand what is actually happening and where the biggest improvement is hiding.
Who is this update for?
This update is designed for all athletes, coaches, and parents.
Where do I find it in SwingVantage?
Go to Analyze > Motion Lab (3D) in the menu, choose your sport and motion, then upload or record a clip.
Do I need to do anything to use it?
None — just bring a clip. A synchronized second view can improve relative triangulation, but it remains estimated unless a verified metric calibration passes.