Training Camp Scheduler
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Does a 94% readiness score mean a 94% chance of winning?
No. Readiness is a weighted score, then fixed thresholds select an outcome label. The default scenario is explicitly forced to 94. Neither the outcome wording nor the tactical percentage labels establish a calibrated fight prediction.
Injury and conditioning values are authored indices rather than medical probabilities or a personal rehabilitation assessment. The tool has no validated athlete data, medical evaluation or held-out fight results behind these weights.
Before tactical bonuses, one extra camp week adds 1.5 readiness points. Changing sparring from 75 to 85 subtracts 2 points because the formula uses the absolute difference from 75. The injury index changes by 0.12 × 10 = 1.2 at the same week count, before pace and tactic adjustments. These arithmetic responses describe the tool, not a real training prescription.
Readiness starts at 94, adds 1.5 per week above eight and subtracts 0.2 per sparring point away from 75. Pace and tactic rules adjust it before rounding. The exact eight-week, 75-intensity, gradual-pace, distance-and-jab versus pressure scenario overrides the result to 94.
Outcome labels change at readiness 68, 78, 86 and 93. Listed scorecards are selected strings, while the round-by-round generator uses separate random rules. A generated round table need not establish the listed outcome or an actual judge’s scoring.
The injury index starts at 0.12 × sparring + 0.8 × (12 − weeks), adds pace and in-fighting adjustments, and clamps to 3–32. Conditioning uses 80 + 1.8 × weeks − 0.35 × injury index, adds three for gradual pace, and clamps to 65–99.5. No clinical interpretation has been established for these numbers.
Matchroom reported Smith discussing a hoped-for Bivol matchup. That context does not verify this page’s exact future date, claimed recovery completion or the scenario weights. Use an official dated announcement before treating a proposed matchup as confirmed. Matchroom: Smith discusses a Bivol matchup
Promoter-reported matchup context; not exact future date, personal recovery status or model validity.