Talk to her. Load your data. She sees what you see.
Solid = vertical, dashed = the toward-home axis. Which way is "toward home" depends on how the lab set up the plates, so read size and timing, not the sign.
Joint moments from markerless capture are low trust: use them to compare your own throws, not as a diagnosis. Pain is a doctor or PT question, not a dashboard one.
OBP benchmarks are marker-based college and pro pitchers: use them for direction, not exact percentiles, especially for video or markerless numbers.
Sam matches columns by name. If a lab names things differently, pick the right column here; it's remembered on this device.
Side view (from the 1B or 3B side) or straight behind, whole body in frame, good light. The pose model runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded. Single-camera numbers are an estimate: timing and order are usable, rotation angles and speeds are low trust.
Tap any cell to edit it; Sam sees your edits. Ask her in the chat to rebuild or change weeks.
Bars show how far apart your hardest third and slowest third are, in units of your own throw-to-throw spread. Past the dashed line (1×) the difference is bigger than your normal variation.