VR experiences could measure kinesthetic elements in joints to provide data on flexibility improvements during stretches.

“I could imagine, inside of the VR experience, leaning into a stretch, standard type of lunge-type stretch, but actually seeing a meter of are you are you approaching new levels of flexibility in that moment where it's actually measuring some kinesthetic elements on the body in the joints, whereas normally, you might have to do that in front of a camera, which then would give you the data on a screen that you'd look at afterwards or hire an expensive coach or looking at form and resistance training.”