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Training Camp
Training Camp is a published curriculum outline.
The modules cover options foundations, desk rehearsal, combine preparation, risk routines, and payout-quality review. Mayospell does not yet provide lesson playback, progress tracking, assessments, human coaching, or readiness certification.
Format
Static modules
Practice lane
150K sandbox
Graduation
Combine ready
Snapshot
Mayospell teaches before the first scored trade.
An options product is stronger when the learning surface sits beside the practice desk, account rules, and review loop instead of becoming a disconnected content pile.
Mayospell training snapshot: July 6, 2026. A Mayospell options readiness path connecting static modules, the practice desk, the combine rulebook, payout-quality review, and live-readiness criteria.
Training inside the product
Mayospell treats education as part of the product. Training Camp sits close to the trading platform and the combine itself.
Beginner-friendly without being fluffy
Short lessons, direct language, and platform walkthroughs lower fear before the first purchase instead of forcing traders to reverse-engineer the product alone.
Practice before pressure
The educational stack gets more credible when a sandbox account and replay workflow exist before the first scored combine session.
The options version can go deeper
Mayospell goes deeper on contracts, greeks, spreads, event risk, and evidence-based trade review.
Program map
The program map explains what each static module covers.
Each row explains the Mayospell module, the behavior it targets, and the outcome a trader should be able to demonstrate.
Module
Core lesson
Mayospell
Outcome
Platform basics
Training Camp teaches the core trading workflow directly in the Mayospell platform context.
Show the options desk, chain navigation, order ticket, scorecard, and practice account inside the same onboarding path.
A new trader can place, review, and close practice trades without confusion.
Risk and discipline
Mayospell uses learning to reinforce risk discipline before and during the combine.
Teach trailing max loss, daily loss lock, best-day concentration, and session boundaries in plain desk language.
The trader understands what can close a combine before clicking buy.
Product understanding
The learning stack supports the path from beginner to funded simulation, not just abstract market theory.
Map the exact commercial path: Training Camp, practice desk, combine, funded seat, payout lane, live-readiness review.
The product promise feels concrete instead of mysterious.
Options fluency
Options need their own grammar: contracts, greeks, structures, liquidity, and event posture.
Train on greeks, strike selection, structure permissions, liquidity checks, earnings-event posture, and assignment avoidance.
The trader learns the specific behaviors the desk will reward later.
Tracks
The tracks provide an ordered self-study plan.
They do not record completion or unlock a combine, funded seat, payout, or capital allocation.
Foundations
Learn how options actually move before the combine starts.
- Contract anatomy, greeks, and why premium behaves differently from the underlying.
- Strike and expiration selection without drifting into fake-liquidity contracts.
- Defined-risk structures, assignment risk, and what Mayospell allows by default.
Platform Walkthrough
Use the room, not just the theory.
- Navigate the chain, market strip, ticket, journal, and review queue.
- Place practice orders, stage exits, and understand how the scorecard reads them.
- Learn where resets, add-ons, support, and payout prep live in the member system.
Combine Discipline
Understand the exact rules before the first scored trade.
- Trailing max loss, daily loss lock, size caps, and the two-trading-day pass floor.
- How standard and no-activation paths change the economics after a pass.
- How payout-lane math and consistency behavior show up later in the funded seat.
Desk Readiness
Graduate from lessons into repeatable behavior.
- Premarket routine, event-risk checks, and playbook tagging before entry.
- Screenshot-and-note review habits that make the later funded seat more credible.
- A clean handoff into the combine, then back into Training Camp whenever behavior slips.
Member rails
Training Camp should stay attached after the first visit.
The Mayospell move is not only public education. It keeps that guidance nearby as a trader moves from curiosity into membership and funded-seat discipline.
Before purchase
Use Training Camp to understand the package ladder, platform, and rules before choosing 50K, 100K, or 150K.
After signup
Keep the lessons attached to the portal so the trader sees training, help, and practice next to billing and account setup.
During the combine
Route weak behavior back into the right lessons instead of pretending every problem belongs in generic support.
Before the first payout
Use a payout-readiness module to teach winning-day logic, consistency math, and request discipline before money leaves the system.
Progression
The learning flow should lead naturally into the combine.
This is the operating story that makes Training Camp feel commercial, useful, and honest all at once.
1. Start in Training Camp
Learn the package ladder, desk layout, and risk model before opening the first scored account.
2. Rehearse in the sandbox
Use the free 150K practice lane to test long premium, spreads, and desk habits without combine pressure.
3. Launch the combine
Pick the account size and fee path only after the trader can explain the rules and show a clean premarket routine.
4. Return to lessons when needed
Behavior slips, event-risk mistakes, and liquidity problems should route back into focused modules instead of becoming vague shame.
5. Use it again before payouts
The same training surface can prep the trader for funded-seat lanes, request criteria, and eventual live-readiness review.
Coach layer
Training gets stickier when it is connected to media, support, and review.
This is how Mayospell turns an options-first curriculum into a stronger product experience.
Desk TV tie-in — planned
Mayospell does not currently provide daily live commentary. The Desk TV route previews how future media could connect to these module outlines.
Help handoff
The published outline links to public Help and rule routes. Support is stored manual intake, not live educational assistance.
Review-linked education — planned
Automatic routing from a trade or reviewer note into a lesson is not implemented.
Combine conversion path — unavailable
The site can explain package choices, but Mayospell does not currently offer end-to-end paid combine enrollment from Training Camp.
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