TUF Axiom — Technical Documentation
TUF AXIOM PLATFORM

Proprietary Technology
Architecture & Algorithms

This document describes the core patentable innovations powering the TUF Axiom athletic intelligence platform. Each system represents a novel combination of AI, sports science, and real-time biometric data processing not currently available in any competing product.

2 Patent-Pending Systems
4 Proprietary Algorithms
330K+ USDA Food Records
2,400+ Workout Configurations

Competitive Moat Summary

No Static Templates

Every workout is dynamically generated from a 2,400-config matrix. Competitors use fixed template libraries.

Phase-Aware Scoring

AXIOM scoring thresholds shift with the competition calendar. No competitor adjusts scoring gates to training phase.

CV + Scientific DB Fusion

Two-stage macro scanning blends AI vision with 330K USDA records. No sports app combines both pipelines.

Technical Specifications

The AXIOM Score Engine is a proprietary multi-dimensional readiness state machine that synthesizes six independent biometric and behavioral input streams into a single unified 0–100 readiness score. Unlike traditional single-variable fatigue trackers, AXIOM applies a weighted, phase-gated normalization algorithm that adjusts scoring thresholds dynamically based on the athlete's current training phase, sport, position, and periodization week.

Input Pipeline

Six independent streams are ingested and normalized to a 0–100 scale before fusion: • Player Load (Catapult GPS) — raw AU normalized against athlete's 21-day rolling baseline • HRV (WHOOP) — normalized against athlete's personal 30-day baseline, not population norms • Sleep Score (WHOOP) — weighted 1.4× during preseason and in-season phases • Fatigue Self-Report (1–10) — inverted and scaled; cross-validated against wearable discordance • Nutrition Adherence (%) — computed from SelectedMeal compliance vs. daily macro targets • Workout Compliance Rate (%) — rolling 7-day training completion ratio

Phase-Gated Normalization

Thresholds are not static. Each training phase applies a different normalization gate: • Off-Season: permissive thresholds, higher load tolerance, fatigue weighted lower • Preseason: HRV and sleep weighted higher; load penalties activate sooner • In-Season: tightest gates; any HRV drop >15% from baseline flags "caution" regardless of other inputs • Postseason / Rehab: recovery inputs dominate; training load inputs are suppressed This phase-aware normalization is a core differentiator — no competitor adjusts scoring boundaries based on competition calendar position.

State Classification

The fused AXIOM score maps to four discrete states: • Optimal (75–100): Full training load prescribed. Power and strength emphasis unlocked. • Train Light (50–74): Volume reduced 20–30%. Intensity maintained. Accessory work cut. • Recovery Focus (30–49): Active recovery protocol. No high-intensity work prescribed. • High Risk (<30): Training suspended. Recovery modalities + coach alert triggered. State transitions are hysteretic — an athlete must remain above a threshold for 2 consecutive days before upgrading state, preventing single-day noise from causing premature load increases.

Decision Rationale Engine

Every AXIOM output includes a machine-generated plain-language rationale string explaining the exact inputs and weights that drove the decision. This creates an auditable, explainable AI output — critical for team physicians and athletic trainers reviewing intervention decisions. The rationale is stored in AthleteDailyState.decision_rationale and surfaced to coaches in real time.

TUF Axiom Athletic Intelligence Platform

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Document version

v2.6 · June 2026