Your proportions change the geometry of a pose. Tell us about your body and Warrior II is rebuilt to match it, while the function and joint relationships stay consistent.
Working prototype, not a finished feature. The figure below is real output from our own pipeline: one photograph of a teacher in Warrior II, converted to 3D joint data, then rebuilt at the segment lengths your profile implies. It is deliberately a simple figure rather than a photoreal avatar — we'd rather show you accurate geometry than an impressive-looking body that's subtly wrong. Nothing you enter here is stored.
Three questions here. In the course it's longer, and every field explains why we're asking.
Changes the width of your stance and where your own body stops you — not a judgment, a measurement.
Long femurs change the stance width and geometry of a safe Warrior II, making this one of the most useful measurements in the model.
This is why we ask. A student with long femurs and a short torso is given different cues, different props, and a different version of the pose than a student built the other way — and a video of one body can't do that. See how the 3D is built →
In the course, the body profile also asks about injuries, surgeries, hypermobility, pregnancy and blood pressure — because those change what we show you, and in some cases what we refuse to show you. That is health information, and it's treated as such:
On this page, nothing is stored at all — the figures are pre-rendered and the page never sends your answers anywhere.
