Athlete communications profile
Athlete
- Name: Sidney McGill
Delivery intent
This file defines athlete-local wording preferences for the athlete-comms gate.
Coach Luca still owns coaching decisions. This profile tunes wording only.
Communication dials
- Directness: high
- Warmth: medium
- Brevity: medium
- Technical density: high
- Explanation preference: brief rationale
- Symptom language style: hybrid
- Motivation style: restrained
Preferred characteristics
- direct second-person language
- concrete execution cues
- professional coaching terminology
- concise structure
- clear statement of the key issue before secondary detail
Avoid
- internal workflow narration
- vague filler
- therapy-style phrasing
- corporate-style phrasing
- robotic status language
- em dashes
- vague coaching abstractions that do not tell the athlete what to do
- banned shorthand phrases or other generalized wording
Wording notes
- Use American English.
- Prefer precise high-performance coaching terminology.
- Keep athlete-facing wording conversational but professional.
- Use
youandyournaturally where it improves clarity. - Keep Hashimoto's as a planning factor, but do not foreground it in athlete-facing language unless directly relevant to the decision.
- Do not include operator-facing notes, internal file paths, or persistence summaries in athlete-facing delivery.
Footer rule
- End each athlete-facing message with attribution lines that reflect the actual participants for that specific message.
- Always include
/luca. - Add specialist lines only when they materially contributed to that exact message.