March 2025 reference 1K stroke analysis

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Acceleration and velocity curve visualizer

This is first attempt at visualizing rowing app accelerometer and speed data.

The data is from an OTW reference 1K in March.
It's visualized with a Plotly for Python interactive chart.

The desire is to add:
  • basic rowing metrics including those in Rowing In Motion
  • filters for stroke rate, bearing, etc.
  • identification of "best" and "worst" strokes as per the metrics
  • comparison of strokes, such as "best" strokes to "worst" or "typical"

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