See the path your club, bat or racquet actually travelled painted right over your own swing, with the shape it swept shaded in — then save or share that clip straight from your phone.

What changed and why it matters

In a nutshell

See the path your club, bat or racquet actually travelled painted right over your own swing, with the shape it swept shaded in — then save or share that clip straight from your phone.: See the path your club, bat or racquet actually travelled painted right over your own swing, with the shape it swept shaded in — then save or share that clip straight from your phone.

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See the path your club, bat or racquet actually travelled painted right over your own swing, with the shape it swept shaded in — then save or share that clip straight from your phone.

Who is this update for?

This update is designed for all athletes.

Do I need to do anything to use it?

No action is required — the improvement is already live in SwingVantage and free to use.

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Your swing trace now stays with the swing — come back tomorrow and the picture is still there — and when you retest, your earlier swing appears underneath the new one so you can see the change instead of taking our word for it.

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Motion Lab now takes a much closer look at the moment of contact, so everything that depends on strike quality has far more to work with.

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Turn on swing syncing and your history now follows you to a new phone — past analyses and retest comparisons come back instead of starting from scratch.

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See the path your club, bat or racquet actually travelled painted right over your own swing, with the shape it swept shaded in — then save or share that clip straight from your phone.

What changed and why it matters

In a nutshell

Frequently asked questions

What is "See the path your club, bat or racquet actually travelled painted right over your own swing, with the shape it swept shaded in — then save or share that clip straight from your phone."?

Who is this update for?

Do I need to do anything to use it?

Related updates

Free Stays Free — Paid Plans Are "Coming Soon"

Your swing trace now stays with the swing — come back tomorrow and the picture is still there — and when you retest, your earlier swing appears underneath the new one so you can see the change instead of taking our word for it.

Motion Lab now takes a much closer look at the moment of contact, so everything that depends on strike quality has far more to work with.

Turn on swing syncing and your history now follows you to a new phone — past analyses and retest comparisons come back instead of starting from scratch.

Try it on your own swing