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AI Form Checks for Squats and Deadlifts
AI fitness apps can spot form issues from your phone camera, but a real coach catches what AI misses.
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- 1The big idea
- 2form analysis
- 3computer vision
- 4injury risk
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Section 1
The big idea
AI form-check apps are useful for catching obvious form issues, but they miss subtle stuff that injures your back over months.
Some examples
- Film your squat sideways and AI can flag knee tracking.
- AI can suggest cues like 'chest up' but can't feel the bar path.
- Use AI for solo training, but have a coach review monthly if you're lifting heavy.
Try it!
Film yourself doing 3 air squats. Ask an AI form app what to fix and try again.
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