AI & Biomechanics Disclaimer

1. Informational Purpose Only

Dunk AI provides basketball jump and movement analysis for training and educational purposes. Reports, scores, comparisons, and coaching text are not professional coaching, medical, or physical therapy advice. Always use your judgment and seek qualified human guidance when appropriate.

2. Estimates, Not Measurements

Jump height, timing, angles, and related biomechanics outputs are software estimates derived from video pose tracking and physics-based models. Accuracy depends on many factors, including:

• Camera angle, distance, lighting, and frame rate.
• Video quality, cropping, and background clutter.
• Athlete clothing, footwear, and full-body visibility.
• Surface type and jump technique consistency.

Do not treat app outputs as laboratory-grade measurements or official combine results.

3. AI Explanations

AI-generated coaching explanations are based on your analysis data and general training knowledge. They may be incomplete, outdated, or unsuitable for your body, skill level, or training environment. AI text can contain errors. Deterministic numeric metrics from our biomechanics pipeline are the primary numeric reference in the product; AI should not override those numbers with conflicting claims.

4. Not Medical Advice

Dunk AI does not diagnose injuries, medical conditions, or pain syndromes. Nothing in the Service is a substitute for evaluation or treatment by a licensed physician, physical therapist, athletic trainer, or other qualified healthcare provider. If you feel pain, dizziness, or injury symptoms, stop training and seek professional care.

5. No Guarantee of Athletic Improvement

Using Dunk AI does not guarantee increased vertical jump, dunk success, injury prevention, or any specific athletic outcome. Results depend on genetics, training history, sleep, nutrition, consistency, and many factors outside our control.

6. Train Safely

You are responsible for your safety. Before training:

• Warm up properly and use appropriate footwear and surfaces.
• Progress volume and intensity gradually.
• Use spotting, coaching, or supervision when attempting high-intensity jumps or dunks.
• Stop if you experience pain, unusual fatigue, or loss of control.
• Follow facility rules and local laws when recording or training in public spaces.

7. NBA and Third-Party Comparisons

Comparisons to NBA or other athletes are illustrative and based on publicly available or modeled reference data. They are not endorsements and do not imply you can replicate professional performance.

8. Contact

Questions about this disclaimer: support@dunk-ai.com