The Core Engine
What is EATS?
Enliven AI Adaptive Training System is the intelligence layer that sits between you and your fitness program. Instead of following a rigid schedule, EATS evaluates your daily state across seven interconnected wellness domains and adjusts your entire plan \u2014 training load, nutrition targets, recovery prescriptions, and more.
Every morning you complete a brief check-in. EATS converts your responses into a 1\u201310 readiness score, then reshapes the day\u2019s workout in seconds. Volume, intensity, exercise selection, rest periods, and even suggested meals adapt to how you actually feel \u2014 not how a spreadsheet assumes you should.
Why it matters
No two days are the same — your program shouldn’t be either.
Prevents overtraining by listening to recovery signals.
Maximizes growth windows when your body is ready to push.
Reduces injury risk with intelligent load management.
Holistic System
7 Interconnected Domains
EATS doesn't optimize in isolation. Each domain feeds data to the others, creating a feedback loop that gets smarter with every check-in.
Training
Adaptive volume, intensity, and exercise selection based on your readiness score and training history.
Nutrition
Macro targets and meal timing that shift with training load, rest days, and body-composition goals.
Supplementation
Evidence-based protocols with cycling, dosage, and timing aligned to your training phases and bloodwork.
Sleep
Sleep quality and duration tracking integrated with readiness scoring and wind-down protocols.
Recovery
Active recovery, stretching, and mobility sessions calibrated to muscle soreness and training load.
Mindfulness
Guided meditation, breathing exercises, and stress management woven into your training cycle.
Medical / Health
Bloodwork analysis, biomarker tracking, and clinical flags that adjust nutrition and supplementation.
Daily Check-In
How Readiness Works
Each morning, a 60-second check-in captures six factors. EATS applies weighted scoring to produce a single readiness value from 1 to 10.
Factor Weights
Weighted, not arbitrary
Sleep quality carries the heaviest weight because research consistently shows it has the greatest impact on training performance and recovery capacity. Muscle soreness is next, providing a direct signal of peripheral fatigue.
Stress, mood, and energy level each contribute 15%, reflecting the psychological and autonomic inputs that modulate performance. Sleep duration rounds out the score at 10%, acting as a secondary sleep metric.
The result is a composite score that captures both physical and mental readiness \u2014 the two pillars that determine whether today should be a push day or a recovery day.
Readiness Scale
The 10 Readiness Levels
Each level maps to precise volume and intensity adjustments, so your workout matches your capacity \u2014 every single day.
| Level | Description | Volume | Intensity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Complete Rest | 0% | 0% |
| 2 | Very Light | 20% | 40% |
| 3 | Light | 40% | 50% |
| 4 | Light-Moderate | 55% | 60% |
| 5 | Moderate | 70% | 70% |
| 6 | Moderate-High | 80% | 75% |
| 7 | High | 85% | 80% |
| 8 | Very High | 90% | 85% |
| 9 | Peak | 95% | 90% |
| 10 | Maximum | 100% | 100% |
In Practice
Real-Time Adaptation
Here's how EATS responds to real-world scenarios. The same athlete, the same program \u2014 three very different days.
Poor Sleep Night
4You slept 4.5 hours and report low energy. EATS drops your readiness to Level 4, reducing session volume to 55% and intensity to 60%. Compound lifts are replaced with machine-based alternatives to lower injury risk.
High Stress Week
5Work deadlines have your stress at 8/10 for three consecutive days. EATS recognizes the pattern and shifts your session to Moderate — 70% volume, 70% intensity — while adding a 10-minute guided meditation cooldown.
Fully Recovered & Motivated
9Eight hours of deep sleep, low soreness, and high energy. EATS assigns Level 9 — 95% volume, 90% intensity — unlocking your heaviest progressive-overload session of the cycle.
Connected System
Cross-Domain Intelligence
Your body is one system. EATS treats it that way. Every domain influences the others, and the algorithm accounts for those interactions.
Caloric surplus on training days fuels higher volume; deficit on rest days preserves lean mass.
Poor sleep slows muscle repair — EATS extends recovery windows and prescribes lighter loads.
Elevated cortisol impairs sleep, digestion, and performance. EATS dials everything back until stress normalizes.
Bloodwork flags iron deficiency? EATS adjusts supplement protocols and modifies high-intensity cardio.
Domain Interaction Map