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Gait analysis is a vital tool in the fields of physical therapy and orthopedics. It plays a key role in identifying postural and skeletal disorders, developing personalized rehabilitation plans, and monitoring patient progress. Additionally, gait analysis can significantly enhance athletic performance by improving techniques, reducing injury risks, and allowing for precise training adjustments.

The Single Leg Squat (SLS) test is a crucial assessment for identifying cruciate ligament injuries and the risk of rupture. During the test, the individual performs a squat on the injured leg only, while the uninjured leg remains inactive. The squat should be as deep as possible within the pain threshold before standing back up. This test helps in evaluating the injured leg’s strength and stability.

knee varus, or bow-leggedness, is a structural condition that can significantly impact exercise form, increase the risk of injury, and require adaptations in training routines. Coaches should monitor form closely, modify exercises, incorporate strength and flexibility training, and ensure appropriate footwear and supports.

Hyperlordosis is a condition characterized by an excessive inward curve of the lower spine above the buttocks, resulting in an over-pronounced lumbar lordotic curve beyond normal limits. This condition is particularly relevant for fitness and bodybuilding coaches, as it can significantly impact a client's posture, muscle balance, and overall well-being.

Torticollis, also recognized as “wry neck,” is an abnormal condition characterized by an asymmetrical head or neck position, which can be congenital or acquired. For fitness and bodybuilding coaches.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

Sway back posture is a distinct type of postural deviation involving a combination of pelvic and spinal alignment changes, significant in fitness and bodybuilding. Here’s a detailed overview with professional terminology:                                                                                                                                                        

Scoliosis, a spinal condition characterized by an abnormal sideways curvature, is notably prevalent in children and adolescents. The spine may form an “S” or a “C” shape and can curve on either side. While many instances are mild and might not need intervention, some cases can worsen with growth, requiring close monitoring or treatment.

Hyperkyphosis commonly known as a “hunchback,” is a condition characterized by an excessive forward curvature in the upper back.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                

Anterior Pelvic Tilt (APT) is a postural deviation characterized by an increased forward tilt of the pelvis, often accompanied by exaggerated lumbar lordosis.                                                                                                                                                                                                                

X knee refers to the generic phrase genu valgum, also known as knocking knees. In this case, the person's knees are bent inward, touching when standing upright, while their feet are still apart.                                                                                            

Uneven shoulders, also known as shoulder asymmetry, is a condition where one shoulder appears higher or lower than the other. A variety of factors can cause uneven shoulders, and it's often a combination of these factors that contributes to shoulder asymmetry.

Forward head posture, also known as "text neck" or "computer neck" is a prevalent condition caused by prolonged use of electronic devices. This misalignment of the head strains the neck muscles and can lead to pain, stiffness, and other health problems.

This feature enables the measurement of biomechanical motions around joints and angles, such as linear displacement, linear velocity, linear acceleration, and more.                                                                                                              

detailed evaluation of your posture alignment from all sides – front, back, right and left – as well as a bend test and specialized head-neck-shoulder analysis.

Augmented Reality (AR) gauge, which operates in real-time directly on the device. markerless , it can identify 90 joint locations without the need for a marker.

Synchronized AR 3D skeleton characters


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Real-Time Body Measurement with AR Stage                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

a visual insight into how the joints have traveled through time during a specific motion