Check-in Prep

Feb 23 – Mar 24, 2026 (30-day window)

ACWR 1.19 — training load within optimal range Protein averaged 265g — 15g below target 16 high step days (>15k) — significant floor load
Biometrics
HRV 17.5 ms -6%
Resting HR 74.5 bpm +0%
Sleep 7.04 hrs -2%
Deep Sleep 73.0 min -2%
Body Battery 15.6 -6%
Stress 41.7
Steps 12933 +6%
Training
Sessions 14
Total Volume 187,395 lbs
Avg / Session 13,385 lbs
ACWR 1.19
178.6 lbs current weight
Nutrition
Avg Calories 2,692 kcal
Avg Protein 265 g
Days Logged 11 / 30
Late Meals 0
Scoring Recommendations
Suggested 1-10 scores calibrated to 90-day baselines
7
sleep quality
slight dip (2%)
7
recovery
HRV ↓ 6% below baseline, deep sleep slight dip (2%)
7
energy
body battery ↓ 6% below baseline
9
stress
↓ 16.6% below baseline
7
fatigue
ACWR 1.19 — within range
7
hunger
no signal — log more Cronometer data
7
digestion
no signal
7
weight
no recent weigh-in
Draft Narrative

HRV averaged 17.5 this period vs my baseline of 18.6 — 6% below baseline. Logged 14 training sessions, 187,395 lbs total volume. ACWR 1.19. Protein averaged 265g against a 280g target. Subjectively energy and fatigue feel consistent with what the data shows.

Weekly Insight

Your training volume jumped about 10% over last week while session count held steady at four, and your ACWR sitting at 1.0 keeps you squarely in the optimal zone—solid progression without overreaching. Recovery metrics held essentially flat: HRV at 18.4 is right in your personal baseline range, and resting HR actually ticked down slightly, so your body is absorbing the added load well. The one thing worth watching is body battery averaging 14 versus your baseline of 17—that's a consistent dip that, paired with a slight calorie deficit (2,517 vs. ~2,600 target), suggests you could tighten up logging on that missing seventh day and make sure low-carb days are actually hitting 2,520 rather than drifting lower, since even a small sustained deficit during a mass phase compounds over weeks. Protein is dialed in at 257g, so the lever to pull here is getting those calories fully to target to support the volume increase and bring that end-of-day battery back up.