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Lineup Optionality

See how selected ErgScreens preserve evidence-backed options across bow, stroke, and engine-room trials — without assigning seats or replacing on-water judgment.

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Coach Intelligence

See who should stay in the conversation before the lineup narrows.

Lineup Optionality applies the same coach-defined role screens across selected athletes, then surfaces who should stay in play, where the evidence deserves a closer look, and where more evidence is needed before narrowing.

5 Sessions 4 Athletes 18–26 SPM Rate window 3 Seat profiles

Role standard read

Who should stay in the conversation?

This report does not assign a lineup. It applies the same role screens across selected athletes so coaches can preserve evidence-backed options before the seat-trial conversation narrows.

1 bow keep in play 1 stroke keep in play 1 engine keep in play

Role standard read

Who should stay in the conversation?

Keep in Play means the selected evidence met that role screen. Closer Look means one or more standards deserve review. More Evidence means the sample is still too thin to narrow confidently.

Bow1

Bow Optionality

Keeps athletes in the bow-seat trial pool when movement, recovery, and rate evidence stay usable.

1 Keep in Play0 Closer Look4 More Evidence
Stroke1

Stroke Seat Verification

Keeps athletes in the stroke-seat conversation when rate/rhythm and drive evidence hold up.

1 Keep in Play0 Closer Look4 More Evidence
Engine1

Engine Room Compatibility

Keeps athletes in the engine-room pool when drive and movement evidence can repeat under load.

1 Keep in Play0 Closer Look4 More Evidence

Role standard read

Role-screen matrix

Compare selected athletes against Bow Optionality, Stroke Seat Verification, and Engine Room Compatibility. This preserves options for coach verification; it does not assign a lineup.

Athlete Madeline Cirker

Recruit · new

Jun 4, 2026 · Rate 18

Bow Optionality Keep in Play

Keep testing

Stroke Seat Keep in Play

Keep testing

Engine Room Keep in Play

Keep testing

Evidence 26

strokes

Next Action Keep testing Keep in the relevant seat-trial pools under the movement standards used here.
Athlete Ron Rower

Team Athlete

Dec 20, 2025 · Rate 18

Bow Optionality More Evidence

Do not rule out yet

Stroke Seat More Evidence

Do not rule out yet

Engine Room More Evidence

Do not rule out yet

Evidence 8

strokes

Next Action Request more evidence Request a longer comparable ErgScreen before narrowing the seat-trial conversation.
Athlete Roy Rower

Team Athlete

Dec 20, 2025 · Rate 23

Bow Optionality Closer Look

Review before narrowing

Stroke Seat Closer Look

Review before narrowing

Engine Room More Evidence

Do not rule out yet

Evidence 10

strokes

Next Action Verify before committing Keep in the conversation, but confirm the signal before assigning trial priority.

Seat profile standards used

Movement standards applied

These standards produced the role-screen read. Keep this section available for audit, but use the matrix above for the coach decision.

Bow Optionality

Quiet movement profile

Added Movement ≤ 3.0%Recovery Sequencing ≤ 10.0%Minimum sample 20 strokes

Stroke Seat Verification

Rhythm and rate profile

Rate Hold ± 1.6 SPMRhythm Stability ≤ 10.0%Minimum sample 20 strokes

Engine Room Compatibility

Repeatable load profile

Drive Organization inside limitAdded Movement ≤ 4.0%Minimum sample 20 strokes
1 Preserve options.

Keep athletes in the right seat-trial conversations when the selected evidence supports it.

2 Separate uncertainty.

More Evidence protects athletes from being narrowed before the sample is strong enough.

3 Keep coach control.

The report preserves the evidence-backed trial pool. Coaches still decide what gets tested on the water.

Why it matters

Lineup Optionality helps coaches avoid narrowing the trial pool too early.

Use selected ErgScreens to protect promising and less-obvious options, identify where evidence needs review, and avoid treating missing evidence as a hidden no.

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