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AI Case Coach

Paste a case study between ### lines. The coach applies the Clinical Framing Protocol (Pattern / Rule / Solve) using the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans (2018), and suggests culturally sensitive, low-cost steps.

For learning only — not medical advice. Don't include names or details that could identify a real person.

Case Coach Exemplar

A strong case gives the coach what it needs to find the Pattern. Copy this shape: open and close with ###, then cover each item on the right.

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Maria, 34, works two retail jobs and takes the bus. She walks about 15 minutes a day between stops, 5 days a week. No strength training. She cares for her mother on weekends and says gym fees are too expensive. Her doctor mentioned borderline high blood pressure.
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Opens and closes the case. Only text between the lines is analyzed.
Age (34)
Sets the PAGA age group and its weekly targets.
Current activity
Minutes × days, so the coach can total the week (15 × 5 = 75).
Strength / balance
Say “none” if there is none; it still counts as data.
Schedule & budget
Jobs, bus, caregiving, no gym fees: shapes realistic, low-cost Solve steps.
Health notes
Conditions like blood pressure point the coach to the right PAGA chapter.

What you'll get back: Pattern (75 of 150 adult minutes, no strength days) → Rule (PAGA adult targets, vigorous counts double, 2+ strength days) → Solve (e.g., lengthen bus-stop walks, body-weight moves at home, active time with her mother).

Coach analysis

Take the Tool Kit to class

Point your phone’s camera at the code to open the EXW Physical Activity Tool Kit on the track, in the weight room, or in lecture.

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