1. A surgical planning method comprising: tracking, using a tracking system, a first position tracker affixed to a first bone of a native joint while the first bone, a second bone, or both bones of the native joint are subject to a corrective force aligning the first and second bones in a desired alignment; capturing pose data, obtained from the first position tracker, of the native joint subject to the corrective force at a plurality of poses within a range of motion of the native joint, the data representative of a corrected limb pose at the plurality of poses within the range of motion of the native joint; using the computing system to: represent the first bone of the joint; represent the second bone of the joint; associate a first implant model with the representation of the first bone; associate a second implant model with the representation of the second bone; based on the captured data, determine, an amount of an overlap between the first implant model and the second implant model at one or more poses of the plurality of poses within the range of motion of the joint; and displaying on a display device information representative of the determined amount of the overlap.