Provide a detailed graph of edge angles in the turn. Carv showed this in a Tom Gellie /Stomp It video and it was very useful for them. We need that too.
Hi Brett - it is Rosie from Carv. Thank you for your suggestion. Just to flag that in the app, we currently have the turn shape graph that shows min and max edge angle for your median turn. The team are also adding some improvements to these in the coming weeks to make it easier to decipher
Brett
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Jun 26, 2025
The graph is not very useful for higher % round turns. You could use color to show where the rotation is too fast or slow vs the ideal. Or break down the turn in 3rd or quarters to see roundness. I am PSIA level 3 instructor and this is the most common issue with intermediates. We visually figure out where in the turn they are fast and slow. The graph could be improved to make this more clear when in the 70/80/90%.
David
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Jun 26, 2025
Yes, the exact graph like at this point in the carv video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nBdhDzS5Bc&t=355s
Would be so helpful. And it could average the top 5 runs of the past 50 segments if you need more data for it to be useful.
None None
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Jun 26, 2025
Thanks for the suggestion guys, we do plan to introduce graphs for the metrics down the line, as well as other improved visuals providing more insight into performance in the metric
Fil Svo
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Jun 26, 2025
I also saw the Tom Gellie video, and would love to see my angle graph overlaid over someone else's, example, I may be at 157 vs someone who is a 175. This would make it much easier to pinpoint where the change in a certain movement during the turn would be . I can see my "turns" as being parallel, etc but not as easily as in the video, where the Carv person has the graph on their iPad. Thanks
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