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Transcript exercise evidence
How each coach explains each exercise.
One strongest timestamped caption excerpt per coach, video, and detected exercise. Quotes are verbatim; categories are normalized analytical labels.
Default results show instructional or positively programmed excerpts. Warnings, comparisons, and simple mentions remain available through the context filter and are never silently counted as recommendations.
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Coach × exercise research matrix
Mimi's Table
One consolidated row for every coach and normalized exercise—not one row per video.
Compare how every coach teaches every exercise.
Multiple transcript sources are rolled into one coach–exercise record. The table preserves the strongest representative quote and links back to the exact timestamp.
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One coach, one vote, per exercise
Rank exercises by independent coach support.
Expand any row to inspect exactly which coaches contributed evidence and what they said.
This is the current controlled census from a conservative exercise lexicon across 6,219 indexed videos. Rare synonyms or uncommon movements may remain unrecognized.
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Consensus rank is always one coach = one vote
Exercise prioritisation by coach
Rank what each coach repeatedly teaches.
Every ranking is calculated inside that coach's own catalog, so channel size does not decide the order.
This is a research-priority score. It combines transcript evidence frequency, coach-relative popularity, engagement, positive instructional context, long-form evidence, and sample reliability. It is not a safety or effectiveness score. The default view removes Oink's declared ballistic/jump/swing/clean/snatch/burpee classes.
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Comparative analytics
Find breadth, attention, and evidence—not a magic score.
Each graph displays several metrics at once so coach scale and exercise engagement can be compared without collapsing them into one misleading rank.
Decision guardrail: the upper-right exercise region means “used by more independent coaches and associated with higher public engagement.” It does not mean safest, most effective, or automatically appropriate for Oink Quest. Apply Oink exclusions and professional review afterward.
Exercise consensus × engagement
X = independent coaches · Y = median engagements per 1,000 views · bubble = instructional source videos
Coach reach × content response
X = public YouTube subscribers · bubble = instructional transcript-exercise evidence
Coach comparison
Compare channel scale and research coverage.
Sort public channel statistics, then jump directly into each coach's transcript explanations.
Comparison guardrail: subscribers, views, engagement, and upload volume describe public reach at capture. They do not measure coaching quality, exercise effectiveness, or safety.
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