Swimming with TritonWear simply requires you to train with best practices for being a good swimmer in mind. For reference, here are the types of things to keep in mind.
Ensure Strong Starts and Finishes
Go upright immediately at the end of a rep; stay upright with minimal head motion for at least 3 seconds
Dive Starts
As you climb up onto the blocks for a dive start, pause, standing upright, for 1 - 2 seconds before diving. This will ensure it doesn't include the time you spend from leaving the deck in your lap time.
Strong Push-offs
Similarly, when you leave the wall at the beginning of each rep, do so with purpose. Be strong in your push-off and hold a solid streamline to take off quickly. This will to ensure the unit recognizes you've begun swimming.
Swim the Prescribed workout
Swim complete reps before stopping - don’t stop mid-rep or mid-lap. Stopping mid-lap will cause unexpected metrics, as the unit calculates assuming you swam the whole lap. Stopping mid-rep will cause the workout to build out as though you swam two reps. So if you the set is a 4x200, and you swim 3x200, and 2x100, this is what the app will reflect.
Hit Pace Times
The unit captures swimming as it happens, if you don't stop between reps, it will think you are still swimming the same rep and will build your workout this way.
Optional - Pause Workout
To avoid collecting inaccurate data when swimming unsupported activities, you can pause the workout, but it is not necessary. We will remove outliers from Focus calculations automatically.
If total meters is desired, be aware that some data collected during unsupported activities may be inaccurate
Ensure secure and proper placement of the unit prior to starting - try not to move it around during practice