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SpeedCoach Mobile version 2.2.1 is now available as a free update through the iTunes App Store. This is a minor update that fixes a few bugs in exporting, and adds a couple of new data fields (average speed & pace) to the detailed CSV format.

Another great video from SpeedCoach Mobile customer, Thomas Carter, at the Head of the River. This one includes check and bounce data along with speed, time, distance, and stroke rate. The latest version of SpeedCoach Mobile includes a “video sync” mode that makes it easy to synchronize recorded video with your practice data.

If an iPhone isn’t in your future, you can still get all of the features of SpeedCoach Mobile on an iPod touch including speed, distance, and mapping by using an external GPS accessory. Here’s a link to one that’s reasonably affordable and works well with SpeedCoach Mobile.

The latest free update to the SpeedCoach Mobile application gives you a map view of your saved practices. From the map view, you can go directly to the summary screen for each interval. A new export option on each practice lets you save summary information in CSV format for simple logging in your favorite spreadsheet. Finally, a new “video sync” mode makes it easier to synchronize your practice data with video recordings.

Here’s a training video created by a SpeedCoach Mobile customer using a video editing application (Dashware) to synchronize and overlay the performance information on the video. Don’t be fooled by the graphics in the upper right – the data came from from SpeedCoach Mobile on an iPhone.

SpeedCoach Mobile Free is now available in the app store. It works exactly like the full version but is limited to 100 strokes each time you run the application. It’s a great way to see the application in action for yourself before you buy!