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biomechanics-validation
Validates jump metrics against physiological norms. Use when analyzing CMJ or drop jump results, discussing RSI values, jump heights, ground contact times, or when metrics seem unusual.
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mediapipe-pose-detection
MediaPipe pose detection expertise. Use when debugging landmark tracking, adjusting confidence thresholds, fixing pose detection issues, working with pose.py and video_io.py, or validating pose detection with m...
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video-analysis-workflow
Guides video analysis for CMJ and drop jump. Use when processing athlete videos, debugging pose detection, troubleshooting analysis failures, or running kinemotion CLI commands.
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mediapipe-pose-detection
MediaPipe pose detection expertise. Use when debugging landmark tracking, adjusting confidence thresholds, fixing pose detection issues, working with pose.py and video_io.py, or validating pose detection with m...
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kinemotion-development
Apply kinemotion development standards. Use when writing Python code, creating tests, modifying the kinemotion codebase, or reviewing code quality.
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video-analysis-workflow
Guides video analysis for CMJ and drop jump. Use when processing athlete videos, debugging pose detection, troubleshooting analysis failures, or running kinemotion CLI commands.
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kinemotion-development
Apply kinemotion development standards. Use when writing Python code, creating tests, modifying the kinemotion codebase, or reviewing code quality.
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