Compact Status Board

Daily Check: body status before action.

Use signals to choose intensity, not to self-diagnose. This page is educational and cannot diagnose symptoms or replace qualified care.

Run Daily Check

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Clear

Normal baseline. Proceed with planned movement.

Watch

Modify load, pace, or session length.

Pause

Recover, reassess, or ask for professional help.

Daily Status Basics

Body Signals

Check energy, sleep, soreness, pain signals, appetite, and unusual symptoms before training or pushing through work. Several watch signals suggest a lighter day.

Sharp pain, chest discomfort, fainting, sudden weakness, severe shortness of breath, severe headache, or sudden speech or vision changes deserve urgent/emergency help immediately.

Mind Signals

Mood, focus, irritability, stress, and motivation can affect how safely you train and work. Low focus may mean simpler movement, more breaks, and fewer complex tasks.

Seek qualified support for severe mood changes, suicidal thoughts, or feeling unsafe.

How to Use It

Clear means proceed normally. Watch means modify. Pause means stop the plan and choose recovery or qualified care if symptoms are concerning.

Promotional snippet: Start the day with a signal, not a guess.

Body Status Checklist

Choose clear, watch, or pause for each item. If several items are watch or any serious symptom appears, reduce intensity and consider professional guidance.

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Energy
Sleep
Soreness
Pain signals
Mood
Focus
Appetite
Stress
Breathing
Unusual symptoms

Daily check ready.

Daily Clear Score

Formula: Daily Clear Score = clear_items / total_items * 100.

Worked example: 7 clear items out of 10 = 70%.

Categories: 0-49% Pause & Recover, 50-74% Modify, 75-100% Proceed Normally.

Script for yourself: “I am not diagnosing this. I am choosing a safer intensity for today.”