velocity and energy calculations timed on repetitions.
save file
vector keeps a training history in a single spreadsheet. import an existing
one to continue it, or start a new file. the file is the record — export before you close.
vector profile — where the swim has lived on the plane
tap a cell to read it.
count × tempo plane · cell color = how often that cell was swum,
rare often · dark curves = iso-time hyperbolas —
moving along one changes nothing, crossing them changes everything
this is an occupancy map, not a capability map.
a bright cell means the athlete has logged many lengths there — which usually reflects what
was prescribed as much as what is strong. read strength from the per-cell mean surface time
and bracket width, and remember that unvisited regions are unmeasured, not weak.
profile read
recorded sets
workout — sets logged under one date
set
rounds
distance/round
stroke
emphasis
pace interval
timed rest
QTD
PTH
remaining
set distance
effort ratio
every field takes decimals. pace interval and timed rest
accept 1:30, 1:30.5 or plain seconds
(90). QTD and PTH are distances inside the set, in the same unit as
distance/round: remaining = set distance − QTD − PTH, effort ratio = QTD ÷ set distance.
edits save as you type. on a narrow screen the table scrolls sideways to the derived columns.
choose a set to log vector metrics into
set
constant walls: one U per length, one finish per rep
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from the workout
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from the workout
= 2 lengths
reps, broken to recorded lengths — count · tempo per length
rep surface times — mean dashed, ±2 sd band
complete two or more reps.
matrix view — where the swim lived
tap a point to read it.
all
color = length surface time — fast slow · dashed vertical = count budget · dark curves = iso-time hyperbolas · red = performance envelope · slider scrubs the set rep by rep, far left shows all