Voice Distribution
Users per coaching voice
Ethan
450%
Aria
338%
Sofia
113%
Case Evidence
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| User⇅ | Activity⇅ | Signal | Hypothesis | Adjustment | Outcome⇅ | Date▼ | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mac | unspecified | I had a strange pain in my chest, which woke me up two times this morning. It is next to my solar plexus and below my right nipple. It was several waves of pain that felt like a burning or tearing. | The issue is that there may be irritation or pressure affecting the diaphragm or esophageal area, potentially due to reflux. | — | Unknown | Apr 22, 2026 | |
| Buddy Drumm | unspecified | I have been noticing when I drop the heavy load or finish a lap I have been getting a pins and needle/shooting pain in my elbows | This is likely happening because the sudden release of tension causes a brief collapse in elbow control, which can irritate the nerves. | — | Unknown | Apr 21, 2026 | |
| Patricia Herman | unspecified | Wake up in morning feeling stiff and back hurting | — | — | Unknown | Apr 20, 2026 | |
| Simon Bacon | unspecified | In addition to my back, I've noticed that my hamstrings are sore a lot of the time. Could these things be connected and if so, what should I do about it? | — | Try this adjustment and observe if it changes the sensation in your hamstrings or back. | Unknown | Apr 20, 2026 | |
| Timothy Schnellenberger | unspecified | My hip hurts. | — | Try incorporating exercises like planks or controlled leg lifts, and observe if this alleviates some of the hip discomfort during your activities. | Unknown | Apr 19, 2026 | |
| Mac | unspecified | Changing the seating position is not possible in my Subaru. I've already tried all of this before. I am very tall. There's no extra room to move the seat up or down or back. I've tried all of this. The cushion helped for a while, and now it's an issue again. So let's move on to the next thing because we have gone through this over and over again. I'm not focusing on one thing. I'm focusing on several things that you and your predecessor have said. | The pain arises because your thighs are still experiencing static pressure, even with adjustments. | — | Unknown | Apr 19, 2026 | |
| Mac | unspecified | Let's talk about the pain that I have when sitting in most all chairs, whether that's theater, airplane, at a restaurant. | The pain arises because your thighs are forced into a static position, leading to pressure buildup that your knee reports. | — | Improved | Apr 19, 2026 | |
| Robert | squat | I had a great workout today. I was squatting sets at 405 with no pain. I did my normal warm up but I listened to your advice. No pain. But now I've been sitting for a while and my lower back is starting to flare up | The absence of pain during your squats indicates that your core and lower back were effectively stabilizing under the load. | A significant shift occurred when you successfully squatted 405 pounds without pain, indicating that your body could handle dynamic loads effectively when properly engaged. | Unknown | Apr 13, 2026 | |
| Beverlee S | racquetball | I think you have me confused. I don't play racquetball. I'm just an 89-year-old woman that wants to have stability and balance when I walk. And so I need some baby steps. So if you could help me with that, I don't play racquetball. | This means creating a rhythm where your breath matches the movement of your feet. | Rather than assuming that pushing through will help, focus on coordinating your breath with your steps. | Improved | Apr 12, 2026 | |
| Timothy Schnellenberger | unspecified | Okay, I just finished the day of one day of tournaments that I have. I had three matches today. A few things I noticed from looking at the videos already is that number one, even though I was keeping my round boards back, my core was collapsing and I didn't anticipate that, that they would work. I was pulling my round boards back, but my chest wasn't expanding. And then the other thing I realized is that I need to be stronger because no matter what supplements I do take, it doesn't replace actual strong muscles. So from here on out, I'm committing to doing my kettlebell routine at least three times a week. Maybe two times a week, get to three, and hopefully end up at four times a week because the third match that I had, I had no reaction. My reaction time in my legs was bad. It was slow an… | — | --- ORIGIN PROBLEM --- The investigation began with your focus on improving balance and core engagement, which you identified as critical to enhancing your overall performance. | Improved | Apr 10, 2026 | |
| Timothy Schnellenberger | racquetball | The most important thing I need to do tomorrow is to focus on keeping my rhomboids back and my chest open and on my serve, I need to pull my off-arm through as well, K-bye chest open. With number three, I need to make sure that I have weight on my front float and my back hand. | — | With your match approaching, maintaining focus on your key adjustments is crucial. | Unknown | Apr 10, 2026 | |
| Timothy Schnellenberger | unspecified | I think I've been mislabeling one of my problems. I don't have a balance problem, I had a weight distribution problem. | — | Keep focusing on that weight distribution, especially as you introduce more variability into your practice. | Improved | Apr 7, 2026 | |
| Timothy Schnellenberger | unspecified | How many would you think about this? When I play opponents that are much more inferior than me, I lose focus and concentration. I stop watching the ball. I don't think about my form as much as I should. I start playing to their level, and it's silly, and actually sometimes I'm almost hurting myself because I'm not doing the proper form. | — | Instead, focus on setting personal benchmarks that keep you engaged, like maintaining form or executing specific techniques. | Unknown | Apr 7, 2026 | |
| Timothy Schnellenberger | unspecified | I'm not worried about my ankles. I'm talking to you because my timing is off when I'm drilling. Because when I'm in games, I'm much more balanced. I'm much more fluid, all the things that I'm looking for. But when I'm drilling, I have an issue with timing and balance. When I'm doing drilling. | — | Your instinct to focus on balance was spot on, Timothy. | Unknown | Apr 7, 2026 | |
| Timothy Schnellenberger | unspecified | Hey, I wanted to talk to you about my lower back, it's been giving me a problem lately. | The swelling in your ankle after extended play suggests that your lower body might be compensating for a lack of stability elsewhere, likely linked to the recent adjustments with your core and pelvis. | Does the swelling decrease when you focus on this throughout your play? | Improved | Apr 7, 2026 | |
| Timothy Schnellenberger | unspecified | You know, my shoulder feels off tonight. | — | — | Unknown | Apr 7, 2026 | |
| NULL | unspecified | knee pain | The knee pain may be related to improper load distribution during movements like bending and standing up, potentially indicating a weakness in the surrounding musculature. Engaging the core and glutes could help improve force transfer and reduce stress on the knee joint. | For immediate relief, icing your knee can help reduce inflammation and alleviate pain. As for medication, both Tylenol and Celebrex can be effective, but they work differently. Tylenol is generally used for pain relief, while Celebrex is an anti-inflammatory that can help with swelling. If inflammat | Unknown | Mar 16, 2026 | |
| NULL | general | hurts when standing up from a sitting position | The knee pain that worsens with bending and when transitioning from sitting to standing suggests a potential bottleneck in load distribution during movement. Engaging the core and glutes may help compensate for the increased stress on the knee during these transitions. | The pain when standing up from a sitting position suggests that the knee might be under additional stress during the transition. Let's refine the adjustment: as you stand, focus on engaging your core and glutes to help lift your body, rather than relying solely on your knee. This can help distribute | Unknown | Mar 16, 2026 | |
| NULL | general movement | hurts more when bending | The increased pain in your left knee when bending may indicate a bottleneck in load distribution across the joint. Focusing on even weight transfer through your foot could help alleviate the stress on your knee during movement. | The pain you're experiencing when bending your left knee suggests a potential issue with pressure and support in the joint. Before deciding on medication, let's consider an adjustment. Try this: when bending your knee, focus on distributing your weight evenly across your foot, especially through the | Unknown | Mar 16, 2026 | |
| NULL | unspecified | knee pain | The knee pain may be related to improper load distribution during specific movements, which could lead to compensatory strategies like medication and icing. Identifying the activities that exacerbate the pain will help pinpoint the likely bottleneck in force transfer through the knee joint. | Let's focus on the knee pain you're experiencing. Can you describe when during your activities the pain tends to occur? For example, is it more noticeable during certain movements or phases of play? This will help us understand the structural cause and determine the best approach. | Worse | Mar 16, 2026 | |
| Beverlee S | walking | walking slowly and carefully | Your cautious walking may indicate a compensation mechanism to manage instability or discomfort, potentially affecting your force transfer and load distribution during movement. Identifying specific phases of your walking where you feel less stable could reveal the underlying bottleneck. | To assist with your walking, let's identify any specific signals or sensations you experience. Are there particular areas where you feel discomfort or instability, or is there a specific phase of walking where you notice issues? This information will help us focus our analysis. | Improved | Mar 15, 2026 | |
| NULL | computer work | tingling in hand | The tingling in your hand while typing may indicate a potential issue with load distribution or compensation in your wrist or forearm during the activity. This could suggest a bottleneck in the force transfer mechanics of your upper extremity when engaging in repetitive motions. | The activity is typing, the signal is tingling, and the location is your hand. To narrow down the phase of movement, does the tingling occur more when you're actively typing, or does it persist even when your hands are at rest on the keyboard? | Improved | Mar 14, 2026 |