Front Split Tracker

Front split training isn’t just about how it looks.
It challenges both hip flexor length and hamstring flexibility, which are often limited by daily habits like sitting.

This tool is designed to help you track your current range, visualise your progress, and understand what to work on next.
Based on your input, it also suggests simple exercises to support your training.

Results are approximate and intended for personal awareness. Train with proper control to support healthier movement and posture.

Front split tracker

Front Split Degree Checker

Upload a side-view photo, tap three points, and estimate your current split angle.

Step 1. Upload your photo

Use a clear side-view photo of your front split attempt. Place the full body in frame. The more side-on the photo is, the more useful the estimate will be.

Step 2. Tap three body points

Tap the front ankle or front foot point first.

1. Front footTap front ankle, heel, or foot line.
2. Hip pointTap the centre of your front hip or pelvis.
3. Back footTap back ankle, knee, or foot line.
Your estimated progress
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Progress stage

Your result will appear here.

Current angle0° away from full split
This is an approximate tracking tool, not medical advice. The result depends on photo angle and where you tap. Use it to compare progress over time, not as a perfect measurement.
Suggested training focus

Based on your current range, these are the areas to train gently and consistently.

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