Deadlift set analyzed by AI form check
A conventional deadlift set filmed in the gym, footage HyperBody's AI form check scores rep by rep: back rounding, hip hinge, bar path, and lockout.
What the form check measures on this lift
- Back rounding
- Your trunk angle is tracked through the pull. If your back angle collapses by more than about 20 degrees on the way up, the rep is flagged.
- Starting position
- Your hip hinge and trunk angle are measured at the bottom of each rep, flagging setups where the torso is folded too far over the bar.
- Lockout
- Hip extension is measured at the top of every rep, so soft lockouts where you never fully stand up get called out.
- Bar path
- Horizontal bar travel is measured on each rep. A bar that drifts away from your body instead of tracking straight up gets flagged.
- Symmetry
- Left and right hip angles and shoulder heights are compared, catching twisted or uneven pulls.
- Knee position
- Knee alignment is checked at the bottom of each rep, flagging knees that collapse inward off the floor.
