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V5.0 · Clinical-Luxe Tri-View · Pseudo-3D

Tri-View Asymmetry
Analysis

Engine: MMSx Body Mechanic Brain 5.0.0 · clinical-clean-report · Generated 22 May 2026
Final Decision
Recapture
Evidence C · 84% · Calib 71
Client
ClientSession #0001
Exercise
BodyweightSquat
Movement
SquatSit-to-stand
Phase
Mid-posecaptured frame
Load
0 kgBodyweight
Report Mode
Clinicalconcise

01Captured Tri-View Evidence

Single-line capture · Pose-landmark overlay · Flaw callouts
Front94%
Front capture
Pelvic centre shift+0.5 cm
L/R knee-path asym.−24 cm
Pelvic line tilt179.9°
Side96%
Side capture
Trunk inclination135.1°
Lumbar stack demand39.7 pts
Knee moment-arm34.2 pts
Back95%
Back capture
Scapular symmetry94%
Posterior pelvic shift−0.9 cm
R Achilles deviation0%

02Executive Decision & Clinical Accuracy Gate

Pre-prescription gating · MMSx rule-based reasoning

Executive Decision

RECAPTURE — Re-capture the same phase before final RED/GREEN decision.

Provisional RED — Regress load/range and fix priority leaks before progression.

Squat / sit-to-stand evaluated with 3/3 views.

V5.0 calibration 71/100, evidence grade C.

Clinical Accuracy Gate

Final
84/100
Capture
96/100
True View
71/100
Phase Lock
0/100
Next capture: Re-shoot Side view. Include calibration marker.

03Top Mechanical Findings

Highest-priority force-path leaks · 3 of 600
01 Severe · Frontal Plane

Knee load-path deviation

FrontKnee
−24cm

High-priority mechanical leak.

ActionDo not increase load.
02 Severe · Lumbar / Sagittal

Lumbar stack demand proxy

SideLumbar
39.7pts

High-priority mechanical leak.

ActionStop heavy loading.
03 Severe · Sagittal Moment

Trunk inclination load demand

SideLumbar / Hip
135.1°

High-priority mechanical leak.

ActionStop heavy progression.

04View-by-View Interpretation

Frontal · Sagittal · Posterior

Front ViewFrontal plane control

Pelvic centre shift+0.5 cm
L/R knee-path asym.−24 cm
Pelvic line tilt179.9°
Frontal control score63 pts
Camera may not be square to body — capture a true front view.

Side ViewSagittal trunk · hip-knee rhythm

Trunk inclination135.1°
Lumbar stack demand39.7 pts
Knee moment-arm demand34.2 pts
Ankle rocker demand18.0 pts
Scale estimated from body-height proxy.

Back ViewPosterior pelvic · scapular · rear-foot

Scapular symmetry94%
Posterior pelvic shift−0.9 cm
Rear-foot stack score88 pts
R Achilles deviation0%
Camera may not be square to body — capture a true back view.

05Corrective Plan — Only What This Capture Needs

High-value targeted prescriptions · MMSx 600-flaw library

The 600-flaw MMSx corrective library is kept in the system database. This report prints only the highest-value corrections for the captured mechanical signature.

Excessive Trunk Flexion · Forward Torso Collapse

Wall Dowel Squat / Hinge Stack

Dose2 × 6 slow reps
SetupHold dowel touching head, thorax and sacrum.
ExecutionMove while maintaining rib-pelvis stack.
WhyCreates a visual/tactile reference for trunk angle control.
Excessive Trunk Flexion · Forward Torso Collapse

Goblet Counterbalance Tempo

Dose3 × 5 reps
SetupHold a light load in front of chest.
Execution3-second descent and pause.
WhyImproves COM management.
Lumbar Flexion · Spinal Rounding Leak

Hip Hinge Dowel Drill

Dose3 × 6 reps
SetupDowel contacts head, mid-back and sacrum.
ExecutionPush hips back while contacts remain stable.
WhyTeaches hip motion without lumbar borrowing.
Lumbar Flexion · Spinal Rounding Leak

Hamstring Eccentric Bridge Walkout

Dose2 × 5 walkouts
SetupBridge position with ribs down.
ExecutionWalk heels out slowly without lumbar sag.
WhyImproves posterior-chain load sharing.
Knee Valgus · Medial Collapse

Tripod Foot + Mini-Band Knee Track

Dose2–3 × 8 reps / side
SetupHeel, big toe and little toe grounded.
ExecutionDescend with knee centred over second toe.
WhyBuilds foot-to-hip line.
Knee Valgus · Medial Collapse

Wall-Facing Split Squat Track

Dose2 × 6 reps / side
SetupFront foot 10–20 cm from wall.
ExecutionLower without touching knee to wall.
WhyTeaches knee path with vertical COM control.

06Retest Protocol

Re-capture standards · Same phase, not a different rep

Repeat the same phase, not a different rep.

  1. Conditions
    Same athlete, same shoes, same stance width, same load, same depth.
  2. Camera
    Phone fixed at hip-to-chest height.
  3. Tri-View
    Front, side and back captured within the same movement frame.
  4. Scale
    Use a visible floor grid or calibration marker.
  5. Acceptance
    Pain must not increase and the top finding must improve in the same view.

07Capture Notes

Calibration warnings · Pseudo-3D vector
  • Front view uses height-proxy scaling.
  • Side view uses height-proxy scaling.
  • Side view shows left–right depth spread.
  • Back view uses height-proxy scaling.
Pseudo-3D vector: frontal −0.3 cm · sagittal −5.5 cm · rotation proxy 28.2