At the end of your session, the app displays your Winning Factors, your key strengths on that particular day.
They're pinpointed so that you know exactly what to leverage during your next session and where you need to push to carve even faster.
At the tap of a button, get a detailed dashboard with your progress over the last sessions and check how many turns you logged on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis, along with your personal bests.
For each recorded session, get details such as angle, transition times, and G-Force of your turns.
I have really pushed Rossignol and PIQ to use these three metrics (the airtime in seconds, the landing in Gs and the number of rotations) to build their PIQScore. These stats allow skiers to see how good a jump really is. It will not replace a coach or a judge but it will definitely help to know what you can improve on. Additionally, with the 0 to 10000 PIQScore range, it works really well, it really allows you to see how you're performing and to challenge yourself and other riders.
