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# Exercise Placement

[Click here ](/posetracker-api/use-posetracker-on-real-time-camera-webcam/tracking-endpoint-message-to-handle.md)to understand how you receive this informations

To analyze the user's motion and posture accurately, all movements require specific starting postures. These requirements may include being directly in front of the camera, ensuring all body parts are visible, or positioning the left side of the body towards the camera.

Data composition for `type: 'posture'`

```json
{
  "type": "posture",
  "message": "Face the camera. Keep your full body in frame.",
  "direction": "in-frame",
  "ready": false,
  "requirements": ["full_body_visible"]
}
```

We recommend assisting your users in positioning themselves by providing on-screen information such as shapes or directional arrows.

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