Kestutis Bauza
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58 votes80 comments · Coach / Trainer - ABC Trainerize » Exercise, Workouts and Programs Exercises · Admin →
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Right now, most AI-generated programs rely heavily on basic inputs such as goals, training frequency, and available equipment. While useful, this approach misses a critical layer: movement quality and biomechanics.
I’d like to propose integrating an AI-driven movement assessment system that works both in-person and remotely.
Core Assessments to Include:
Overhead Squat Assessment
Standard Squat Assessment
Single-Leg Balance Test
Single-Leg Hinge (Hip Stability)
Basic Mobility Screens (ankle, hip, thoracic spine)
How It Could Work:
Clients upload short videos directly into Trainerize (or perform assessments live with a coach)
AI analyzes joint angles, stability, asymmetries, and movement limitations
System generates a movement profile highlighting strengths, weaknesses, and risks
Output:
Automatically customized workout programs based on:
Movement limitations
Stability and mobility deficits
Strength imbalances
Smart exercise selection (e.g., regressions/progressions based on capability)
Injury-risk reduction through corrective exercise integration
Long-Term Opportunity:
With input from experienced coaches, the AI could continuously improve by learning from:
Program adjustments made by coaches
Client progress and feedback
Different coaching methodologies and styles
This would position Trainerize not just as a workout delivery platform, but as a true intelligent coaching system that blends AI with real-world coaching expertise.
I’d be happy to contribute insights from a coaching and biomechanics perspective if this aligns with your roadmap.
Thank you for your time and for continuing to improve the platform.