From Guessing to Guiding
At Upper Dublin Aquatics, Coach Brandon Pierce wanted to take his swimmers beyond just “working hard.” He needed a way to help them understand how their habits in training translated into race results.
By using TritonWear, the team began building a bridge between what swimmers felt in the water and what the data showed. It allowed the coaching staff to guide athletes in making adjustments based on actual trends.
Bringing Race Plans to Life
One of the key outcomes of implementing TritonWear was improved clarity around race strategy.
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Swimmers started using metrics like stroke count, DPS, and turn time to evaluate how well they executed their workouts
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Coaches used data visualizations to support post-race debriefs, reinforcing what went well and where changes were needed
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The team integrated TritonWear into athlete conversations to help them take ownership of their performance
"We’ve had more productive conversations around what needs to change. It’s not just coach-to-swimmer—it’s swimmer seeing the data and starting the discussion."
According to Coach Brandon Pierce, 'We are a lot about stroke counts and distance per strokes. Having real-time data has allowed us to verify if we are actually executing negative splits and make precise adjustments.'
A Smarter Team, Built on Understanding
Coach Pierce noticed a shift in training: his swimmers were no longer passive recipients of feedback. They were starting to analyze, ask questions, and connect the dots between training and results.
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They asked: “Did I hold my Stroke Rate?”
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They reviewed: “Where did my speed drop?”
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And most importantly, they trained with more intention
🤓 See how teams like Upper Dublin Aquatics use TritonWear to connect training data with race execution and empower swimmers to own their performance.
