Athlete Structural Record
Select or create the shared athlete record, then capture and verify structural measurements. The athlete UUID and shared athlete record are the same records used by the Performance Planner.
Capture Center
Manual entry and guided calibrated photos feed one versioned structural record with bilateral values, source-image provenance, verification status, and capture confidence.
BioLever Structural Measurements · JW-S1.0 Provisional Standard
Source of truth: JW-S1.0. The 12 BioLever-named measurement families are captured using the versioned JW Fitness Provisional Structural Standard until an official BioLever protocol is supplied. Raw values, left/right values, landmark definitions, and protocol versions are preserved so official mappings can be added later without destroying history.
Performance Profile
Rate current qualities 1–5. These ratings influence diagnosis and priority; they never rewrite structural measurements.
Quantitative Test Data
Optional at first, but strongly recommended. These baselines allow the Adaptive Dose layer to become more precise and let the app identify missing information instead of guessing.
Program Settings
Session Check-In
Quick readiness and response data can approve, hold, or reduce the next planned dose. It never overrides the training goal or structural setup.
BioLever Structural Profile
Verified measurements, bilateral comparisons, ratios, structural tendencies, capture quality, and provenance. Training-generation outputs are intentionally hidden in this focused build.
Intelligence Pipeline
Data Completeness & Testing Needs
Adaptive Dose & Progression
Exercise Response & Next Exposure
Progress & Retest Feedback
Next Block Intelligence
Structural Ratios, Tendencies & Confidence
Development Priorities
Sport / Activity Demand Profile
Contrast & Isometric Strategy
Exercise Fit Matrix — Full JW Fitness Library
Individual Setup Recommendations
Generated Training Week
Methodology & Validation Notes
Sport and position set demand weighting. Performance data sets current need. Structural/BioLever-inspired logic modifies geometry and fit. Three-Speed governs intent. The exercise hierarchy governs progression. Isometric and contrast systems organize specific methods. Barefoot/foot-to-core and sling concepts modify or explain movement only when relevant.
Default individualization: keep the movement when practical, then adjust angle, stance, ROM, grip, implement height, load, tempo, rest, or intent. Substitute the exercise only when a meaningful constraint or clearly superior goal-specific fit justifies it.
Shared Athletes
These are the same athlete UUIDs and shared athlete records used by the Performance Planner. BioLever adds structural capture and interpretation to that shared record.