Guides

Guides on filming, reviewing and choosing AI coaching tools.

Longer pieces on the parts of training that a camera, a rubric or a language model can genuinely help with — and the parts they cannot.

Athletes training in a gym while a phone on a tripod records the working set
Most of what these guides cover is decided before the set starts.

Recording and reviewing movement

Everything a camera-based analysis can tell you is decided by the recording. These guides cover the decisions made before the set starts.

Choosing and using AI coaching tools

The phrase "AI coach" covers at least five different products. These guides separate them and describe what to test before paying for any of them.

Training methods worth a second look

Popular gym rules travel faster than the evidence behind them. These guides set out what the method actually is, who it suits and what it leaves out.

Movement-by-movement reference

Every supported movement has its own page setting out the criteria ScoreRep scores, the camera angles each criterion needs, and the checks that identify the movement before anything is scored.

Questions

What athletes usually ask

Are these guides written by coaches?

They are written against what the product can actually measure and reviewed for claims it cannot support. Where a judgement needs a coach or clinician, the guide says so rather than answering.

Do I need an account to use the guides?

No. Every guide is public, and the rep-counting demo linked from them runs in the browser without a login.

How often are the guides updated?

Each guide carries the date its copy last changed, and that date is what the sitemap publishes.

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