answer_text string | prompt_text string | validation_steps list | overall_plan_consistency bool | overall_constraints_satisfied bool |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Step 0: Monday — Snatch 4 × 2 at 70% (63 kg) and clean and jerk 4 × 1 at 72.5% (79.75 kg).
Step 1: Wednesday — Snatch 3 × 2 at 72.5% (65.25 kg) and clean and jerk 4 × 1 at 75% (82.5 kg).
Step 2: Friday — Snatch 4 × 1 at 75% (67.5 kg) and clean and jerk 3 × 1 at 72.5% (79.75 kg).
Step 3: Saturday — Add a short clean-and... | Prepare a weekly plan for an intermediate lifter with training maxes of 90 kg in the snatch and 110 kg in the clean and jerk. The athlete may train only on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; do not add sessions on other days. Keep all working sets at or below 75% of the relevant training max, limit each lift to five workin... | [
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"step_text": "Step 0: Monday — Snatch 4 × 2 at 70% (63 kg) and clean and jerk 4 × 1 at 72.5% (79.75 kg).",
"constraint_compliance": true,
"prior_plan_consistency": true,
"violated_constraints": [],
"validation_explanation": "Monday is an authorized training day. Both lifts... | false | false |
Step 0: Monday — Snatch 4 × 2 at 70% (70 kg) and clean and jerk 3 × 1 at 65% (81.25 kg), all as controlled technical work.
Step 1: Wednesday — Snatch 3 × 2 at 75% (75 kg) and clean and jerk 4 × 2 at 82% (102.5 kg). This is the week's only heavy clean-and-jerk exposure; Saturday clean and jerks will remain technical and... | Create a plan for an experienced lifter with training maxes of 100 kg in the snatch and 125 kg in the clean and jerk. The training days are Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, with at least 48 hours between sessions. Wednesday is the only heavy clean-and-jerk exposure of the week and should be 80–85% of the clean-and-jerk... | [
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"step_index": 0,
"step_text": "Step 0: Monday — Snatch 4 × 2 at 70% (70 kg) and clean and jerk 3 × 1 at 65% (81.25 kg), all as controlled technical work.",
"constraint_compliance": true,
"prior_plan_consistency": true,
"violated_constraints": [],
"validation_explanation": "Monday is schedu... | false | false |
Step 0: Tuesday — Snatch 4 × 2 at 60% (36 kg), then clean and jerk 3 × 2 at 65% (52 kg). Keep all repetitions technically controlled; no maximal attempts.
Step 1: Thursday — Snatch 4 × 2 at 62.5% (37.5 kg), then clean and jerk 3 × 2 at 65% (52 kg). Keep all repetitions technically controlled; no maximal attempts.
Step ... | Create a one-week Olympic weightlifting plan for a novice whose training maxes are 60 kg in the snatch and 80 kg in the clean and jerk. Train only on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday, with at least 48 hours between sessions. Keep every snatch and clean-and-jerk working set at or below 70% of its respective training max, u... | [
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"step_index": 0,
"step_text": "Step 0: Tuesday — Snatch 4 × 2 at 60% (36 kg), then clean and jerk 3 × 2 at 65% (52 kg). Keep all repetitions technically controlled; no maximal attempts.",
"constraint_compliance": true,
"prior_plan_consistency": true,
"violated_constraints": [],
"validation... | true | true |
Weightlifting Training Plan Constraint Verification Dataset
This collection pairs weightlifting training plan prompts with step-by-step responses based on athletes' goals, schedules, known ability levels, and recovery requirements, covering snatch, clean and jerk, and related training arrangements. Annotations record constraint adherence, consistency with preceding plans, and the rationale for each step, along with overall judgments of constraint satisfaction and plan consistency. It supports training and evaluating process verifiers that check training plans one step at a time.
Technical Specifications
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| answer_text | string | Original response to the training plan prompt, including step-by-step arrangements and explanations. |
| prompt_text | string | Original prompt text containing information such as the athlete's goals, training schedule, ability level, and recovery requirements. |
| validation_steps | array | Records, in response order, whether each step follows the training constraints, whether it is consistent with preceding plans, and the rationale for the judgment. |
| overall_plan_consistency | boolean | Indicates whether the full training plan contains any contradictions with preceding arrangements. |
| overall_constraints_satisfied | boolean | Overall judgment of whether the training plan adheres to its constraints. |
Compliance Statement
| Authorization Type | CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 (Attribution–NonCommercial–ShareAlike) |
| Commercial Use | Requires exclusive subscription or authorization contract (monthly or per-invocation charging) |
| Privacy and Anonymization | No PII, no real company names, simulated scenarios follow industry standards |
| Compliance System | Compliant with China's Data Security Law / EU GDPR / supports enterprise data access logs |
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