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      Tips for Smooth Bluetooth Connections & Accurate Data Collection

      Getting reliable data during your workout is key, so let’s make sure everything runs smoothly! Here’s how you can avoid Bluetooth hiccups and keep your data spot on.

      Best Practices for Seamless TritonWear Workouts

      Getting the most out of TritonWear is all about keeping things smooth and connected. Here are some of our best tips to ensure your workout experience stays hassle-free.

      1. Limit Bluetooth Connections
        Your tablet or phone can only handle so many Bluetooth devices at once. Disconnect extras like headphones, speakers, or other gadgets to keep the connection with your TritonWear units strong. Less is more!

      2. Stay in the App
        Multitasking is great—except during a TritonWear workout. If you background the app to check emails or browse, it might disrupt the connection. Keep TritonWear open and active to avoid any interruptions.

      3. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Harmony
        Sometimes, Wi-Fi can interfere with Bluetooth signals. If you notice issues, try turning the Wi-Fi off while keeping Bluetooth on. Pro tip: staying within range of your units also makes a big difference.

      4. Charge Up
        Fully charge your TritonWear units before every workout. Low battery? Connection issues are more likely.

      Capturing Accurate Data

      1. Perfect Dive Starts
        Before diving, stand tall and still on the block for 1–2 seconds. This ensures your times don't include your step up onto the block.
      2. Strong Push-offs
        Push off the wall like a boss! A powerful push-off with a solid streamline helps the unit know you’re starting a new rep.
      3. Clean Finishes
        At the end of a rep, stand upright and stay still for 2-3 seconds. This helps the unit log an accurate finish.
      4. Stick to the Plan
        Complete your swim reps without stopping mid-rep or mid-lap. Stopping mid-lap will lead to inaccurate metrics, as the unit assumes you swam the entire lap. Similarly, stopping mid-rep will register as if you completed two reps. For example, if your set is 4x200 and you swim 3x200 and 2x100, the app will display exactly that.
      5. Pace it Right
        If you don’t pause between reps, the unit assumes you’re still on the same one. Stick to the set pacing to avoid confusion in the data.

      🏊‍♂️📲For more pro tips, grab the Data Collection Best Practices ebook. It’s packed with insights to make every session smooth and data-accurate!