Artificial Intelligence Usage Policy

Our AI Philosophy

BodyRepair has been designed around a simple principle. Technology should help people make better decisions. Technology should never replace the people responsible for those decisions. Artificial Intelligence exists to support users and professionals, not replace them.

Guiding Principles

How BodyRepair Uses AI

Safety First

AI should always operate inside defined health and safety boundaries.

Human Oversight

Professional judgement always takes priority over AI-generated suggestions.

Transparency

Users should understand when AI is assisting their experience.

Continuous Improvement

AI systems will evolve as clinical knowledge, technology and user feedback develop.

1. Purpose of Artificial Intelligence

Why BodyRepair Uses AI

Artificial Intelligence has been incorporated into BodyRepair to improve the quality, organisation and usability of information generated through the platform.

Rather than replacing clinical thinking, AI supports structured decision making by organising information that users and professionals can review.

BodyRepair AI has been designed to reduce administrative burden, highlight useful information, identify possible trends and support progression through BodyRepair pathways.

2. Where Artificial Intelligence is Used

AI Supported Features

Artificial Intelligence may assist users by supporting:

Programme organisation.
Health questionnaire interpretation.
Exercise recommendations.
Recovery summaries.
Running session summaries.
Progress reports.
Training insights.
Nutrition observations.
Movement trend identification.
Professional reports.
Educational content.
Smart-glasses information prompts.

The availability of AI functionality depends upon the BodyRepair pathway, subscription level and future platform development.

3. Where Artificial Intelligence is NOT Used

Clinical Boundaries

Artificial Intelligence within BodyRepair has defined limits.

AI does not:

Diagnose disease.
Diagnose injury.
Replace medical professionals.
Replace physiotherapists.
Replace emergency services.
Issue prescriptions.
Approve medication changes.
Guarantee programme safety.
Guarantee recovery.
Guarantee sporting performance.
Determine medical emergencies.
Replace professional assessment.

Whenever uncertainty exists, users should seek advice from an appropriately qualified professional.

4. Human Decision Making

Professional Judgement Always Takes Priority

BodyRepair has been deliberately designed so that Artificial Intelligence supports human decision making.

Healthcare professionals, coaches, physiotherapists, fitness instructors and users remain responsible for decisions affecting health, exercise participation and rehabilitation.

AI generated summaries, recommendations and observations should always be reviewed alongside professional knowledge and individual circumstances.

5. Clinical Safety Gates

Health Gate Protection

Every BodyRepair pathway incorporates structured Health Gates designed to reduce unnecessary risk.

Artificial Intelligence may assist with:

Identifying missing information.
Highlighting inconsistent responses.
Suggesting further screening.
Presenting educational guidance.
Supporting pathway allocation.

Health Gates remain structured clinical safety processes. Artificial Intelligence does not replace those processes.

6. Artificial Intelligence in the Running Pathway

Supporting Better Running Decisions

The BodyRepair Running pathway uses Artificial Intelligence to support runners throughout their development, from individuals taking their first structured run through to experienced runners working towards long-distance events or competitive performance.

Artificial Intelligence may assist by analysing information generated before, during and after a running session to provide structured observations that help users understand their progression.

AI-generated observations should always be interpreted alongside individual goals, physical condition, environmental factors and, where appropriate, professional advice.

Artificial Intelligence may support:

Training progression.
Running consistency.
Recovery monitoring.
Session summaries.
Training load awareness.
Performance trends.
Programme adherence.
Running confidence.

7. Motion Intelligence

Phone-Based Movement Analysis

During compatible running sessions, BodyRepair may use motion information generated by the mobile device to assist with performance observations.

Where permission has been granted, the platform may use information obtained from supported device sensors including:

Accelerometer.
Gyroscope.
GPS.
Compass.
Altitude data.
Device orientation.
Movement timing.

Artificial Intelligence may use this information to identify patterns that could assist users in understanding their running sessions.

Examples include:

Changes in running rhythm.
Variations in pace.
Training consistency.
Session intensity.
Recovery indicators.
Environmental influence.

Unless explicitly stated following appropriate validation, these observations should not be interpreted as clinical gait analysis or medical assessment.

8. Smart Glasses Intelligence

AI Delivered Through Wearable Displays

Future versions of BodyRepair may integrate with compatible smart-glasses to deliver concise AI-assisted guidance while allowing users to remain focused on their surroundings.

Examples include:

Navigation prompts.
Distance reminders.
Pace information.
Heart-rate summaries.
Recovery prompts.
Hydration reminders.
Interval timing.
Safety notifications.

Artificial Intelligence will be designed to minimise distraction.

Users remain responsible for maintaining full awareness of their environment regardless of information displayed through smart glasses.

Artificial Intelligence must never become the user's primary source of environmental awareness.

9. Recovery Intelligence

Understanding Recovery

Recovery forms an important part of every BodyRepair pathway.

Artificial Intelligence may assist users by identifying patterns associated with recovery including:

Training frequency.
Rest periods.
Reported soreness.
Exercise consistency.
Session intensity.
Sleep information where available.
Subjective wellbeing scores.

Recovery observations are intended to support informed decision making rather than prescribe clinical treatment.

10. Route Intelligence

Supporting Safer Route Selection

Artificial Intelligence may assist users when reviewing running routes by organising available information relating to previous runs and route characteristics.

Examples may include:

Route distance.
Elevation.
Estimated difficulty.
Historic completion.
Preferred training routes.
Personal route history.

BodyRepair cannot guarantee that any suggested route remains safe or suitable. Roadworks, weather, lighting, traffic, surface conditions and access restrictions may change after route information has been recorded.

11. Professional Collaboration

Supporting Professional Review

Artificial Intelligence may prepare structured summaries to help qualified professionals review user information more efficiently.

Examples include:

Running summaries.
Rehabilitation summaries.
Exercise adherence.
Recovery patterns.
Nutrition observations.
Health questionnaire summaries.

Professionals remain responsible for reviewing original information before making clinical or exercise-related decisions.

Artificial Intelligence does not replace professional review.

12. Artificial Intelligence and Personal Information

Protecting User Information

Artificial Intelligence only operates upon information that the user has chosen to provide or has authorised BodyRepair to process.

The use of Artificial Intelligence remains subject to the BodyRepair Privacy Policy.

Artificial Intelligence is intended to support the organisation and interpretation of information rather than expand the amount of personal information collected.

13. AI Limitations

Understanding the Limits of AI

Artificial Intelligence systems have limitations.

They may occasionally:

Produce inaccurate information.
Misinterpret incomplete information.
Fail to recognise important context.
Generate unsuitable recommendations.
Miss significant changes.
Require correction.

Users should never rely exclusively upon Artificial Intelligence when making decisions that could affect health, medical treatment, rehabilitation or personal safety.

Professional advice should always take priority where uncertainty exists.

14. Artificial Intelligence Governance

Responsible Governance

BodyRepair is committed to the responsible design, deployment, monitoring and continuous improvement of Artificial Intelligence.

AI systems are intended to operate within clearly defined clinical, technical, ethical and legal boundaries.

Where Artificial Intelligence influences user experiences, BodyRepair aims to ensure that appropriate governance, monitoring and human oversight remain in place.

Governance activities may include:

Clinical review.
Safety review.
Technical validation.
Performance monitoring.
User feedback.
Continuous improvement.
Security assessment.
Risk management.

15. Continuous Improvement

Learning Responsibly

Artificial Intelligence within BodyRepair will continue to evolve.

Future improvements may include:

Improved rehabilitation support.
Enhanced running intelligence.
Better recovery insights.
Expanded wearable integrations.
Improved accessibility.
More personalised programme support.
Enhanced educational guidance.

Updates will be introduced only where they align with the overall safety, quality and clinical objectives of BodyRepair.

16. Human Review

People Remain Responsible

Artificial Intelligence assists people. People remain responsible for decisions.

Users, coaches, healthcare professionals and organisations should always exercise their own judgement when interpreting AI-assisted information.

Where uncertainty exists, further assessment should be undertaken before making decisions that may affect health, exercise participation, rehabilitation, treatment or personal wellbeing.

17. Future Artificial Intelligence

Future Development

BodyRepair intends to expand Artificial Intelligence carefully as technology develops.

Future areas may include:

Advanced movement understanding.
Improved running support.
Enhanced rehabilitation assistance.
Smarter recovery planning.
Greater wearable integration.
Expanded smart-glasses support.
Professional workflow assistance.
Accessibility improvements.

Future capabilities will be introduced progressively and may be subject to additional guidance, validation, testing or regulatory requirements before release.

18. Regulatory Position

Clinical Claims and Intended Purpose

BodyRepair is committed to ensuring that Artificial Intelligence features remain consistent with the platform's intended purpose, published documentation and applicable legal and regulatory requirements.

Where future AI capabilities change the intended purpose of a feature, BodyRepair will review whether additional regulatory, clinical, quality or governance obligations apply before deployment.

Product descriptions, marketing information and user documentation will be updated to reflect material changes to AI functionality.

19. Transparency

Knowing When AI Is Assisting

Where practical, BodyRepair aims to make it clear when Artificial Intelligence has contributed to information presented within the platform.

Users should be able to distinguish between:

Information entered by the user.
Information added by a professional.
Automatically collected information.
Artificial Intelligence summaries.
Educational guidance.
Clinical documentation.

Transparency supports trust, better decision making and more effective collaboration between users and professionals.

Questions About AI

Contact BodyRepair

If you have questions regarding the use of Artificial Intelligence within BodyRepair, please contact us.

Email
hello@bodyrepair.online

Website
https://bodyrepair.online

Responsible Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence is only one part of BodyRepair’s clinically informed approach to health, rehabilitation and performance.

Learn how BodyRepair protects your information, supports clinical safety and explains the responsibilities of both users and professionals.

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