Curriculum map

The six teaching blocks behind our intensives and clinics — sequenced the way a markup session actually unfolds.

Instructor planning a lesson sequence on paper
Fig. C — Six-block sequence

How support and resistance mapping is taught

The intensive and clinic draw from the same blocks. Private hours pick the block you need most. Nothing here is a software module — each block is pencil work on price.

01

Swing taxonomy

Define which highs and lows count as structural on your chosen timeframe. Discard interior noise before any horizontal line is drawn.

02

Touch counting

Score historical reactions. One touch is a hypothesis; two or more with clear rejection become candidates for the map.

03

Zone width

Convert hairlines into disciplined bands using body clusters and a capped relationship to recent average range.

04

Confluence scoring

Keep levels that agree with higher-timeframe structure or a relevant session open; drop decorative round numbers that stand alone.

05

Invalidation rules

Write the close-and-retest conditions that retire a zone so you stop negotiating with broken structure mid-week.

06

Supervised remapping

Apply the full protocol to your own instruments under instructor critique — the block that turns theory into habit.

After the map

Curriculum ends at structure. Execution, position size, and broker choice stay yours. When you are ready for a seat, open the intensive page or send an intake note naming your markets.