SwimRaceLab
Asynchronous race analysis

Find the seconds hidden in your stroke.

Frame-by-frame biomechanical race analysis from an analyst who worked inside the Swedish program during its world-record era. Send your footage, get a clinical breakdown in 5 days. No calls needed.

Race analyst within the Swedish national program, 2009 to 2017.

Race-analysis station with a camera rig overlooking the Olympic pool, Rio 2016.
Race analysis station, Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
The lineage

A career spent measuring how the fastest swimmers actually move.

This is not theory borrowed from a textbook. It is a method built on the pool deck of a system that produces world records, and refined across a decade of elite race analysis.

Swedish national team, Olympic training camp.
Swedish national team, Olympic training camp.
Race analysis with Sarah Sjöström, Swedish national team. Kazan, 2015.
Race analysis with Sarah Sjöström, Swedish national team. Kazan, 2015.
Working session with Prof. Rein Haljand, pioneer of race analysis and swimming technique.
Working session with Prof. Rein Haljand, pioneer of race analysis and swimming technique.
Technical analysis with Stefan Nystrand and Lars Frölander, Swedish national team.
Technical analysis with Stefan Nystrand and Lars Frölander, Swedish national team.
  • Former Serbian national record holder in the 50m breaststroke and 100m individual medley.
  • Physiologist and biomechanist for the Swedish Swimming Federation for close to a decade, where he systematized Swedish race analysis.
  • Video analyst for the Swedish Olympic Committee across two Olympic Games, and race-analysis lead for the Norwegian Paralympic team.
  • Worked closely with Prof. Rein Haljand, pioneer of race analysis and world-class swimming technique, and with multiple world champions and record holders.
What the audit measures

Technique treated as a measurable variable.

Every read is grounded in frame-accurate data, not impressions. These are the four lenses the audit applies to your footage.

01

Stroke metrics

Stroke rate, stroke count, and tempo measured frame by frame across each segment of the race, not eyeballed.

02

Distance per stroke

DPS quantified per length to expose where propulsion is being created and where it is quietly leaking away.

03

Phase transitions

Entry, catch, pull, and recovery timing isolated so the precise moment technique breaks down becomes visible.

04

Velocity drop-off

Segment-by-segment velocity tracked to locate the fade, then tied back to the mechanical cause behind it.

Start free

See where your race leaks time, in 60 seconds.

Enter your splits in the free Velocity Drop-Off Analyzer. It charts your velocity curve, measures your drop-off against the elite range, and names your time-leak profile. Instant, no calls.

Sample read

11.4%

velocity drop-off, 100m

Profile: Progressive back-half fade

The offer

The Biomechanical Audit

One asynchronous engagement. No calls, no Zoom, no scheduling.

  • A 15 to 20 minute asynchronous voiceover video breakdown.
  • Stroke metrics, distance-per-stroke, phase transitions, and velocity drop-off.
  • A written technical intervention plan you can train against.

One-time

$390

Delivered within 5 business days of complete footage. Includes 1 round of written follow-up within 14 days.

Working at volume? Ongoing retainer for athletes and institutional engagements for teams are available by application.

Stop guessing what the footage is telling you.

Upload your race, and receive a frame-accurate read of exactly where speed is being made and lost, with a plan to fix it.