Performance Radar draws a swimmer’s World Points across events as one shape, so you see strengths and gaps at a glance, and you can overlay swimmers to compare profiles.
What Performance Radar shows you
The radar answers a question lists cannot: what does this swimmer’s whole profile look like? Each axis is an event, the distance from the center is the World Points there, and the shape that emerges is the swimmer’s fingerprint.
Overlay a second swimmer and the comparison becomes instant: where the shapes match, they are even; where one bulges, that swimmer owns the event.
Step by step
Open Performance Radar
In the menu, go to Analysis, then Performance Radar.
Pick the swimmers
Use the swimmer selectors at the top. One swimmer shows a profile; adding more turns it into a comparison.
Set course and season
The settings card controls the course, the season, and whether events are grouped by stroke.
Choose the metric
Plot World Points for performance level, or race count to see where the racing actually happens.
Read the shape
A balanced polygon is an all-rounder. A spike is a specialty. A dent is an event with room, or one not raced yet.
What's included
What's included
Performance Radar is included for everyone, alongside Compare Swimmers, Compare Seasons, full rankings, and all 38+ qualifying standards.
Tips
- Start with one swimmer to learn their shape before overlaying others.
- World Points make events comparable. That is what lets a 50 free sit next to a 200 IM on one chart.
- A dent is information. It may be a real gap, or simply an event never raced.
- Switch to race count to see whether the strong events are also the most raced ones.
Common questions
Is the Performance Radar free?
Yes. Performance Radar is included for everyone, along with Compare Swimmers, Compare Seasons, full rankings, and all 38+ qualifying standards.
How can you compare a 50 free with a 200 IM on the same chart?
The radar plots World Points instead of raw times. World Points put every event on one scale, so a short sprint and a long IM can sit side by side and still be compared fairly.
What does a dent in the radar shape mean?
A dent is an event with lower World Points. It can mean a real gap to work on, or simply an event the swimmer has not raced yet. The chart shows the shape; you read the reason.