Why Asymmetry in Your Movements Reduces Performance and How to Improve It with artemYs Data
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🧠 Introduction
Every body has its own “signature” in movement. However, when one side of your body starts taking on more load than the other, asymmetry appears — a subtle imbalance that can cost you far more performance than you might think. artemYs analyzes your musculoskeletal system in real time, detecting these deviations before they become a problem.
⚙️ What Asymmetry in Movement Means
Asymmetry occurs when one part of the body takes on a greater load or activates at a different rate than its counterpart. This can be caused by previous fatigue, an old dysfunction, or simply movement patterns that have become ingrained over time.
🔹 The result: The body adapts to maintain performance, but that adaptation leads to overloading specific musculoskeletal chains and eventually to a decrease in overall efficiency.
📊 How artemYs Detects Asymmetry
Thanks to its precise sensors, artemYs records the activity of your musculoskeletal system and compares movement symmetry in both activation and force output in real time.
This gives you:
- A clear picture of whether your body is moving in balance
- The ability to adjust your training based on data, not just perception
- Insight into when to deload or strengthen specific areas
💡 Smart Tips to Improve Your Symmetry
- 🔸 Start with observation: If you notice one side tiring faster or your technique changing toward the end of a session, it’s a sign of asymmetry.
- 🔸 Use feedback from artemYs: Track differences in activation between right and left sides and focus on minimizing them.
- 🔸 Incorporate unilateral exercises: Lunges, single-leg deadlifts, or balance drills help improve stability and restore symmetry.
- 🔸 Focus on movement quality, not just intensity: A technically clean movement is more effective than a powerful but uneven one.
🧩 Conclusion
Asymmetry isn’t always easy to detect, but your body feels it before you do. With artemYs, every small data point becomes valuable insight into your musculoskeletal balance, helping you regain control and improve your performance with precision. Balance is not only a matter of technique, it’s a matter of data.
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