How it works

How this report works

A quick overview of how Priority builds your report today: intake inputs, evidence links, recovery check-ins, progression tracking, and role-based views.

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What the report uses

This tool builds a stage-based athlete report from your self-reported inputs, linked evidence, recovery check-ins, and sport- and stage-specific rules.

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Your self-reported inputs (sport, position, goals, training schedule, injuries, stats/measures you provide).
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Sport- & stage-specific rules (simple heuristics that adapt advice to stage: youth, high_school, collegiate, post_college, or pro).
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General norms (common patterns like "measures matter" and "availability drives progress"), not private databases.

What this does NOT do

This tool does not verify statistics, measures, or claims. It does not guarantee outcomes (offers, roster spots, playing time, performance). It is not a replacement for a coach or medical advice. If you have pain, injury, or health concerns, consult a qualified professional.

It does not verify statistics, measures, or claims.
It does not guarantee outcomes (offers, roster spots, playing time, performance).
It is not a replacement for a coach or medical advice. If you have pain, injury, or health concerns, consult a qualified professional.

What coherence checks are

Coherence checks are simple conflict verifications that flag incompatible inputs (e.g., pro level with a college recruitment goal). When we detect conflicts we:

Show a warning so you can correct or clarify your inputs.
Adjust recommendations to match your likely stage (e.g., pro → performance/career focus).

What the report uses

This tool builds a stage-based athlete report from your self-reported inputs, linked evidence, recovery check-ins, and sport- and stage-specific rules.

Your self-reported inputs (sport, position, goals, training schedule, injuries, stats/measures you provide).

Sport- & stage-specific rules (simple heuristics that adapt advice to stage: youth, high_school, collegiate, post_college, or pro).

General norms (common patterns like "measures matter" and "availability drives progress"), not private databases.

What this does NOT do

It does not verify statistics, measures, or claims.

It does not guarantee outcomes (offers, roster spots, playing time, performance).

It is not a replacement for a coach or medical advice. If you have pain, injury, or health concerns, consult a qualified professional.

What coherence checks are

Coherence checks are simple conflict verifications that flag incompatible inputs (e.g., pro level with a college recruitment goal). When we detect conflicts we:

Show a warning so you can correct or clarify your inputs.

Adjust recommendations to match your likely stage (e.g., pro → performance/career focus).