Check your exercise form from a workout video with Gemini

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One user uploaded clips of her home workouts to Gemini for feedback on her form in squats and stretches, finding it better at video than ChatGPT. When she tried sharing a long YouTube session instead, Gemini noted the instructor's form was excellent but said it needed to see her own video to critique her.

Prompt to copy
Here's a short video of me doing [EXERCISE] from [ANGLE, E.G. THE SIDE]. I'm a [BEGINNER / INTERMEDIATE] and I'm working on [GOAL]. Watch my form and tell me the two or three most important things to fix, in plain language, with a simple cue I can remember for each one. If the angle or lighting makes it hard to judge, say so.

Replace the [PLACEHOLDERS] with your own details before you send it.

How to try it

  1. Film a short clip of yourself (not a video of someone else) from the side or front, in good light.
  2. Upload it to Gemini and ask for the top few fixes and an easy cue for each.
  3. Stop if anything hurts, and check with a qualified trainer if you’re unsure or have an injury.

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