Film a working set from the side or the front and SkillSight breaks the lift down rep by rep — setup, bracing, bar path, depth, and lockout, with the flaws called out at the exact frame they show up.

What it sees
Stance width, grip, bar placement, and whether you actually brace before the descent — most bad reps are lost before the bar moves.
Whether the bar tracks over midfoot or drifts forward, and how much it wanders between your first rep and your last.
Squat depth, bench touch point, and lockout — honest checks on the range you're actually training versus the range you think you are.
Lumbar rounding, knee valgus, hip shoot, and elbow flare flagged at the frame they appear, not vaguely after the set.
Where fatigue changes your mechanics inside a set, so you know which rep was the last good one.
Every note lands at an exact moment, tagged Fix First, Watch, or Keep It, so you know what to change and what already works.
Ask your film
Then train
Tempo pauses, breathing resets, and light-load holds that teach you to lock in position before the bar moves.
Pin work, pause reps, and cue-driven sets that pull the bar back over midfoot where it belongs.
Box work, mobility blocks, and paused reps that build strength through the range you're currently skipping.
Every drill is scaled to your training age and experience level, then you re-film and SkillSight shows you the delta. That's the loop: upload, analyze, train, re-film.
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