Physical
Sleep quality, morning energy, soreness, appetite, and pain can indicate whether a normal session, modified session, or recovery day fits best.
Calm Readiness Gauge
Recovery signals can reveal useful patterns for training choices and clinician conversations. They are not diagnosis, treatment, or proof that something is wrong.
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Sleep quality, morning energy, soreness, appetite, and pain can indicate whether a normal session, modified session, or recovery day fits best.
Stress load, mood, and motivation often change before performance does. Treat them as dashboard lights, not personal failures.
If patterns persist or include medication questions, hormone concerns, urinary concerns, sexual health concerns, injuries, or major health changes, ask a qualified professional.
Green supports normal training. Yellow suggests modified training. Red suggests a recovery-focused day or professional advice when symptoms are concerning.
Formula: Recovery Index = green_recovery_items / total_recovery_items * 100.
Worked example: 6 green items out of 8 = 75%.
Categories: 0-49% Recover, 50-74% Modify, 75-100% Train Normally.
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