Observed arrival · 2026-09-08
CalisIQ Turns Calisthenics Form Into a Score
A browser-based tool analyzes short videos of planches, front levers, and handstands, measuring joint angles and identifying the technique issue costing the most points.
Field notes
The stated workflow begins with a two- to three-second, full-body side-view hold and ends with separate scores for technical criteria rather than one undifferentiated grade. CalisIQ lists ten variations across planche, front lever, and handstand, with thresholds that differ by variation. The page also describes a 33-point body skeleton, annotated exports, progress curves, and optional history storage; it says analysis runs in the browser unless the user chooses to save a figure.
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