Five movements

Different reps. Different exhibits.

Each sport has its own phases, its own checks, and its own peer-reviewed corridors. PRFCT Form chooses what to ask, and when to ask it.

Sprint block start

SetFirst Drive

Front knee

85–100° · Bezodis 2015
Admitted

Rear knee

115–135° · Slawinski 2010
Admitted

Trunk lean

drive corridor
Pending

Hip extension

drive corridor
Objected

Case 001

Football tackle

ApproachContactDrive & Wrap

Body level

contact corridor · Hendricks 2015
Admitted

Head position

contact corridor · Tierney 2018
Admitted

Drive direction

drive corridor
Pending

Case 002

Basketball jump shot

Set / LoadRelease

Base alignment

shoulder-width norm.
Admitted

Elbow stack

release corridor · Okubo 2006
Admitted

Wrist follow-through

release corridor
Pending

Case 003

Push-up

TopBottom

Elbow angle

rep-depth corridor
Admitted

Hip line

trunk-neutral corridor
Admitted

Case 004

Dumbbell curl

ExtendedContracted

Elbow travel

stability corridor
Admitted

Trunk sway

trunk-neutral corridor
Pending

Case 005

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Your own movement

Define the joints you care about and the range each one should sit in. The same phase logic and verdicts apply.

One angle is enough.

Film side-on where you can. No markers, no calibration frame, no second camera — the phases and corridors do the rest.

SPORTS · 1600 × 900
side-on capture of a rep in progress

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