Peak on purpose. Not by accident.
OzAI is the decision layer for fight camps: it reads your athletes' wearables, sparring load, and head-impact history against the fight date, and hands your staff one clear daily call — push, hold, or pull back — with the evidence behind it.
Read. Plan. Ask.
Read
Readiness, a daily coach-logged head-impact rating, and training load — every signal that says whether today is a push day or a pull-back day.
This morning: HRV down 14%, slept 5 h 50 m. Today reads as a pull-back day.
Plan
You set the targets and the philosophy. OzAI adjusts the plan week to week as reality shifts.
Fight in 6 weeks — OzAI swaps Wednesday's sparring for a technical block and tells you why.
Ask
Ask in plain language, get a decision brief with the evidence behind it. No dashboards to read.
“Is sparring sustainable this week?” → a decision brief, with the evidence.
You have the data.
But do you really act on it?
The readiness score lives in one app. Sparring notes live in the group chat. The S&C plan lives in a spreadsheet. Someone has to connect them before this afternoon's session — and most days, nobody can. So the hard session happens on the day the athlete needed rest.
Every signal was there.
The decision never happened.
should be a decision.
Not a guess.
No matter how your camp is wired.
Wearables, your coaches, the training schedule, the fighter. OzAI pulls every signal into one read and turns it into a single daily decision — with one clear owner. Signals come in, the plan stays honest against what's really happening, and every change is yours to approve — one workspace instead of five tabs and a group chat.
Your wearable already scores recovery.
OzAI will know what to do with it.
Wearables are excellent at measuring. They don't know it's fight camp.
Many experts.
One decision.
Technical sport training, S&C, the fighter — plus OzAI's read of the data. Every voice, one decision, one clear owner.
Built for mornings like these.
“He sparred hard yesterday and swears he's fine.”
Overnight HRV is down and his head-impact week is already loaded. Today flips to technical — and you see exactly why.
“Weight cut starts Monday.”
Load pulls forward this week, readiness gets watched daily, and red flags escalate to you before they become fight-week problems.
Zero wasted days.
A camp window is short and unforgiving. Lose a few days to the wrong decision and you don't get them back.