STATURESTATURE Mechanics
STATURE MECHANICS
Every feature explained — what it does, why it matters to you, and how to start using it right now.
Put two builds side by side and watch the physics play out.
See exactly why a lift feels harder for you than someone else — it's not about effort, it's moment arms, bar travel, and mechanical work per rep.
Compare your build nowAnswer five questions and get your biomechanics profile.
Find out your archetype — whether you're built to pull, push, or squat — and which lift variants your proportions favor.
Take the quizYour personal biomechanics card.
Save your measurements once and use them everywhere — comparisons, meet analysis, workout scoring. Track how your training adapts to your structure over time.
Build your profileBreak down any CrossFit workout by the physics of your body.
Two athletes doing the same WOD aren't doing the same work. Your proportions change the power output, total mechanical work, and which movements cost you the most.
Analyze a workoutSee how your build affected your Open performance.
Maybe you didn't lose that workout because of fitness — maybe your femurs added 20% more work per rep. Know the difference.
Analyze your OpenRank lifters by biomechanical demand, not just total weight.
A 500lb squat from a 5'6" lifter with short femurs is a different achievement than the same weight from someone 6'2" with long legs. See who actually outworked their structure.
Analyze a meetFind which sports your proportions are naturally suited for.
Your body has structural advantages you might not know about. Maybe you're built for rowing, or climbing, or Olympic lifting — this tells you.
Find your sportRun advanced training simulations — WOD projections, team roster analysis, athlete comparisons.
Plan programming around your athletes' actual structures. A coach with 15 athletes has 15 different biomechanical profiles — treat them that way.
Open the simulatorChoose your own color theme for each lifter in comparisons.
Make it yours. Eight neon cyberpunk palettes to pick from.
Download comparison cards as PNG or embed them on your site.
Share your analysis anywhere — social media, blog posts, coaching presentations.
Save unlimited profiles, history entries, and workout analyses.
Free tier caps saves. Pro removes the ceiling — build a library of every comparison and analysis you run.
Track your lifts over time with biomechanics context.
See not just what you lifted, but what your structure demanded. Progress means something different when you account for leverage.
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