Hey, I've been thinking about how we could use a game theoretic approach to design training modules that adapt to an athlete's performance in real time. Think of each workout as a move in a chess match, where we anticipate the opponent—your own fatigue—and adjust the strategy on the fly. What do you think?

Got it—keep the moves quick, keep the feedback loop tight. No overthinking, just a rhythm that adapts. If the athlete stalls, shift the plan in the next second. That’s how you stay ahead of fatigue.