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iMuscle 2
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Create your own workout
There is a drag and drop feature that allows you to create your own workouts. Because of the ability to see how each exercise will act on specific muscles, this is a great app for creating corrective workout plans.
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Not specifically an educational app
With this app, you learn more about the muscular system by exploring the different muscles and which exercises act on those muscles. It's not specifically set up as a learning resource for anatomy (there are no flashcards, quizzes etc.).
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3D model clearly shows muscular system
The app uses a 3D model that you can rotate, zoom in, and view 3 layers of muscle.
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Ideal for learning which exercises act on which muscles
iMuscle 2 explains how an exercise acts on both the primary and secondary muscles. It allows you to select a muscle and see a list of exercises for strengthening and stretching it.
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iYoga
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Useful for actually doing or planning a yoga routine
You can create your own custom playlist or use a pre made playlist. Surprisingly effective for those who have a basic understanding of core concepts in body posture, movement and breathing in asanas.
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Models felt too far away to see clearly, no zoom pan or rotate
By default there are two models, one on the left that emphasizes only contracting (blue) or stretching (red) muscles, all other muscles are transparent. The right model is a plain muscle on bone model. You can change from profile or 3/4 view of either left or right model independently. You can also full screen one model or the other, but even then it is hard to see activated muscles clearly. There is no way to rotate around the models or zoom in and out as they are doing poses. They set it so that the camera would capture the whole body whether lying down or standing up etc so the camera could stay completely stationary making it easy to link the different asanas together. Still, the end result is the models feel way too small and far away to see clearly.
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Color coding provides helpful cues
Color coded stretch and contracting muscle model (left) helps understand how to perform Asanas to get the benefit of the pose by doing it properly.
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Indian/Sanskrit names for poses not included
This would be expected for students of yoga, that it's not included seems like a glaring omission.
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No text or labels for muscles in use
There is no text or labels about what muscles are being contracted or stretching in asanas (poses), and no way to select individual muscles.
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