STATURE Mechanics
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STATURE Mechanics models your skeleton segment by segment to estimate modeled mechanical work, power demand, and lift-specific bias. It stays local-first, useful for free, and deeper when you want Pro.
STATURE Mechanics provides model-based biomechanics estimates for educational and training use only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and it does not replace qualified coaching, clinical judgment, or emergency care.
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Fastest path to value. Enter two builds and see the mechanical gap immediately.
Reveal your archetype, keep athletes locally, and add Pro-only coaching and tracking layers when you want them.
Build a workout, compare athletes, and break down the total work movement by movement.
Benchmark the same WOD, compare different WODs, or simulate a class roster.
Pro unlocks Average American mode, deeper comparison tabs, variant rankings, training logs, cross-WOD and time comparisons, and larger local save caps without turning the app into an account-heavy SaaS.
Quick launches for the comparisons and workouts that show the app best.
A quick first run that makes bar path and per-rep work differences obvious.
Jump directly into the Pro-only mode that compares your mechanics to a population baseline.
Launch straight into a wall-ball-heavy Open workout with movement-level work breakdowns.
See how lunges, snatches, and gymnastics interact with different builds in a mixed Open test.
Compare how the same benchmark time can imply different power demands for different athletes.
Use wall balls to highlight why height and release distance matter so much in volume workouts.
17% more mechanical work for the same weight
W = F × d
Same weight, different bar path = different work done
Wilks, DOTS, and bodyweight multipliers treat every lifter the same shape. They ignore bar travel distance, joint torque, and limb geometry.
STATURE Mechanics builds a segment-level skeleton of each lifter and solves the actual mechanics.
Integrates Force × Distance across your actual bar path. A 6'3" lifter squatting 315 does measurably more work than a 5'7" lifter at the same weight.
Models joint torque at the hip, knee, and shoulder from your limb lengths and bar position. Longer lever arms = greater rotational demand.
Converts one lifter's performance into the equivalent load or reps for another body type. Your 315 might be their 275 — or their 350.
Who actually did more work? Compare two athletes across any Open workout.