The dashboard adapts to the athlete, the session source, and the metrics that matter for the current coaching objective.
by R. Bouehi, E. Harris
Balance speed vs battery
Controls how many frames per second are analyzed
Reduce false tracking when someone is standing in view.
Lenient filter that only blocks very upright, stationary poses.
Uses wrist-elbow-hip-knee-ankle confidence plus cycle periodicity to reject false subjects.
Caps drive/recovery handle height travel. Values above your torso length are usually noise.
1 = lenient. 10 = strict filtering for non-oval/non-linear handle paths.
Use 0 on a flat floor. Positive means the right side of the setup is higher.
Learns drive/recovery velocity percentiles from the first strokes of each session.
EDBS is scored from body-angle delta between catch reference and hands-past-feet.
Choose your skill level and preferred metrics
Freestyle uses this slot after Total. Focus lanes can still override it when needed.
PM5 connection and force-curve debug simulation controls.
Lets you preview force-curve graph + profile labels without PM5 connected.
Webcam capture controls.
Requests 120 FPS from the webcam for smoother tracking. Requires hardware support.
Show or hide drill suggestions and control how often they appear
Minimum seconds between drill cues
StrokeIQ desktop keeps the desktop layout. Phones and tablets open the mobile interface.
Switch interface mode and recolor menus, icons, active tabs, and widgets.
How much each metric contributes to total score (must sum to 100%)
Ideal angles for perfect score
Angles for overlay reference lines
Green/Yellow/Red boundaries for sequencing metrics
How much deviation from target is acceptable
Keep the active athlete and roster aligned.
Search, switch, add, or import the roster you are working on today.
Everything stays on one screen.
Bluetooth, cable, and all live lanes in one place.
Overlay force curves or compare lane metrics.
No PM5 connected
No sessions in this month yet.
Complete a few sessions with this athlete.
No strokes yet.
Start a session to build your history.
No notes yet.
Add notes while watching to remember key moments.
Save key positions and compare against them during practice
Press Shift+S to save a skeleton position snapshot.
Import a coaching video to extract skeleton and create a drill
Record your skeleton and save it as a drill to practice later.