Make training needs clear
Use images and reports to explain observations and discuss training needs and session options with members.
FOR FITNESS CHAINS
Bring posture and movement assessments together. Explain training needs with visual reports, track changes over time, and give every location a shared basis for service.

CONSISTENCY STARTS ON THE FLOOR
Use images and reports to explain observations and discuss training needs and session options with members.
Compare assessments and member records to discuss changes and plan the next stage of training.
Help the next coach understand previous assessments and discussions, so service continues with context.
Fit assessment into your service
Understand the member’s needs, guide positioning and capture posture or movement. Preparation and capture take about 3–5 minutes, excluding the report discussion.
A coach combines the report, on-site observations and member goals to discuss training. Allow discussion time to suit your service.
Compare previous assessments at the next visit and record observations and next steps to support ongoing service.
A qualified coach can operate the system and explain reports. Alternatively, trained staff can capture images and a qualified professional can explain the results.
Training covers operation, assessment references, service scenarios and FAQs. Report interpretation remains the responsibility of a qualified professional.
Start with one coach at one location to confirm the equipment and workflow, then plan expansion around your team’s needs.
AN EXISTING APPLICATION
Built into an existing service
World Gym uses Crosspoint assessments alongside InBody measurements for member onboarding and follow-up. Coaches operate the system and explain the reports.
Add posture and movement assessment to the existing measurement process. Coaches guide capture, explain reports and maintain assessment history.
Crosspoint trains World Gym’s instructors. World Gym then organises venue-level training on operation and report explanation.
Application information supplied by Crosspoint. It is not a controlled study of commercial or health outcomes.
Discuss a pilotEquipment and rollout preparation
Choose a compatible Mac or Windows computer, or an iPad with an M1 or newer M-series chip. Arrange capture around your chosen device, calibrate positioning for the space, and train your team.
Explore the 3D setupSupported iPad models have an M1 or newer M-series chip. For computers, we recommend an M1 MacBook Air or a higher-specification Mac, or a Windows computer with an RTX 3050 or higher GPU.
Computer setups can use a standard webcam and display. A wide-angle webcam is recommended to reduce capture distance. Ask us about capture and positioning for your chosen iPad model.
Allow space for standing, turning and squatting without obstructions or passing traffic. Adjust positioning and calibration to the lens, member height and venue.
START WITH A PILOT
Operating a single venue? The same workflow can be explored at one location.
Before you get started
API integration is available as a separately scoped service. Scope and fees depend on your system and requirements; integration with every system is not included by default.
No separate registration or app download is needed. Members can view their own reports on the web.
Venues can view member and assessment information in their own workspace. Members view their own web reports.
No. Crosspoint X does not recommend other venues to your members.
You can add your venue’s logo to your workspace.
Yes. Confirm the equipment, operation and service workflow first, then plan expansion around your team’s needs.
Images, observations and assessment history support professional explanations, training discussions and reassessments. The assessment is not a medical diagnosis and does not guarantee training, treatment or renewal outcomes.
Yes. iPad models with M1 or newer M-series chips are supported, alongside compatible Mac and Windows computers. Ask us for capture and setup guidance for your chosen device.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Tell us about the locations you have in mind and what you want a pilot to help you understand.