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Slow motion — record at 120 or 240 frames a second and play an attempt back slowly enough to see the movement. Race mode in Laps keeps the whole timed run as one recording. Three new example sessions, each one two riders at the same move.
Record your whole session. Keep just the action. Practicing a MTB or BMX jump, a skateboard trick, or a climbing problem means trying it again and again, with a lot of waiting in between. Session Cam turns that into just the good part. Prop your iPhone somewhere it won't move, then press record and go. The camera watches for motion and saves each attempt as its own clip. JUST THE ATTEMPTS Come back to a few seconds per attempt instead of an hour of footage. No scrubbing, no trimming. SEE YOUR FORM Turn on body pose and Session Cam traces your skeleton over each attempt, so you can watch how you moved. The analysis runs on your iPhone between attempts, and the skeleton can be included in the videos you share. LAP TIMES Switch to Laps, draw a start line across the track, and every lap is timed as you ride: the latest lap large enough to read from the track, with your best and your total. Each lap is also kept as a clip, for a pump track, BMX track or skatepark line. REVIEW AND SHARE Open a session to watch the supercut of every attempt. Uncheck the warm-ups, then share the supercut, individual attempts, or 30-second parts ready for Strava. ON YOUR WRIST With Session Cam on your Apple Watch, start and stop recording from where you ride, watch the count go up, and feel a tap for each attempt saved. WORKS LIKE THE CAMERA APP One button, no setup, no sensitivity sliders. Session Cam follows the look and feel of the iPhone Camera app, so there's nothing to learn. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything stays on your iPhone. No account, no tracking, nothing uploaded. Already have a long video of a session? Import it and Session Cam will pull out the attempts. Tips: anything that holds the phone still works — a tripod, a shoe, a bottle, a stick — and a battery pack keeps a long session going. Motion detection works best when the camera stays completely still and the background is calm.