Only usable strokes enter the comparison.
Warm-up, incomplete, or unsupported strokes can remain documented without influencing the movement read.
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A short side-on erg video can reveal how the stroke held together, what changed, and what deserves a closer look. ErgScreen qualifies the usable strokes, establishes the athlete’s repeating session pattern, and keeps the supporting evidence attached to the read.
What brings you here?
ErgScreen begins with the same short side-on video. What happens next depends on who needs to understand it.
Understand what held together, what changed, and which strokes support the read before recruiting outreach begins.
Give athletes a clearer process while staff keeps control over readiness, evidence, notes, standards, and sharing.
Review athlete context, selected-session evidence, visible uncertainty, and the supporting strokes behind the read.
Beyond the score
A rowing monitor tells you what the athlete produced. The video can show how the movement held together while they produced it.
ErgScreen looks across the supported strokes in a short side-on clip, establishes the repeating session pattern, and identifies where movement meaningfully departs from it.
Not a universal technique score. The athlete’s own better-supported pattern in the session is the reference.
From observation to evidence
ErgScreen separates what the video supports from what it does not. The conclusion stays connected to the strokes behind it.
Warm-up, incomplete, or unsupported strokes can remain documented without influencing the movement read.
ErgScreen identifies the repeatable movement pattern already present in the supported clip—not a universal model of perfect rowing.
A changed stroke is surfaced because the observed movement meets the report’s qualification logic, not because the software simply “looks different.”
Athletes and coaches can inspect which strokes counted, which were omitted, and what evidence supports the report-facing finding.
See what counted. See what changed. See why.
Built for the next decision
Start with one session. Then use the evidence at the level the athlete, coach, or program actually needs.
See the repeating pattern, the qualifying changes, and the strokes behind the read without reducing the athlete to a technique grade.
Compare supported movement evidence with selected team standards, see exactly what triggered review, and keep the coach in control of the next step.
Follow findings across ErgScreens, separate repeated from session-specific evidence, and screen athlete pools without turning the software into the decision-maker.
Built for serious rowing use
Supporting strokes remain reviewable. Athletes and coaches can inspect the evidence behind the read instead of trusting an unexplained score.
Coach standards stay visible. When team standards are applied, the threshold and the evidence behind the result remain available for review.
Separate sessions stay separate. Longitudinal views compare supported findings across captures rather than pretending different camera setups are one continuous measurement.
Unknown stays unknown. ErgScreen does not turn an untested question into a positive or negative conclusion.
The coach makes the call. ErgScreen does not assign seats, diagnose injury, measure force directly, predict boat speed, or replace on-water evaluation.
Read the methodology and guardrails →Start with one video
Upload one short side-on erg video and turn visible movement into a read you can understand, inspect, and use.