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Personal Fitness Command Center
Trainer · mobility coach · recovery coach · nutrition coach · accountability partner. Reads Departments/Personal/Fitness/ + Raw/Health/whoop/.
Today's Plan
Recovery
65
YELLOW194h stale
Rebuild & Prepare · Week 2 · Sun, 2026-05-24
Recovery Walk + Weekly Review
Keep the session, drop volume ~15%, prioritize technique.
WHOOP / Apple Health Readiness
Yesterday's snapshot
Recovery
HRV
Resting HR
Sleep
Sleep dur.
Strain
Resp. rate
SpO₂
Snapshot is 194h stale
Last 7 days
Recovery
HRV
RHR
Sleep
Strain
Last 30 days
Recovery
HRV
RHR
Sleep
Strain
Δ vs. prior 23 days
Engine verdict
YELLOW — Keep the session, drop volume ~15%, prioritize technique.
Primary driver: Recovery 65
See full readiness rulesWorkout Prescription
Today
Recovery Walk + Weekly Review
The active template lives in workouts.md → recovery-walk. This is the active Supernova fitness system adapted from the Elite Health Strategy chat.
Intensity target
Ask + modify
Trainer question
Did you complete your workout? How was it?
Food question
Did you eat today? Before or after training?
Weekly map
- MonFull Body + Mobility
- TueZone 2 Base
- WedMobility + Core + Stability
- ThuIntro Intervals
- FriFull Body + Mobility
- SatHockey + Mobility
- SunRecovery Walk + Weekly Review
Mobility Prescription
8-min Morning Unlock
Full protocol- Cat-cow × 8 cycles
- World's greatest stretch × 3/side
- 90/90 hip switches × 8/side
- Couch stretch × 45s/side
- Thoracic open book × 8/side
- Band pull-apart × 15
- Banded external rotation @ 90° × 12/side (light)
- Wall slides × 10
Yellow day — add a second mobility block instead of the workout finisher.
Nutrition Targets
Protein
Hydration
Electrolytes
Carbs
Today's food prompts
- • Pre-workout: protein + smart carbs if training hard or longer than 30 min.
- • Post-workout: protein-forward meal with carbs when training load calls for it.
- • Hydration: 24 oz water + electrolytes on AM, +20 oz extra on training days.
- • Yellow/Red day: add an electrolyte serving and 20 g extra protein at lunch — recovery is built in the kitchen.
Hard avoids (locked in profile)
- • Milk and most cheeses (lactose sensitivity)
- • Spicy food / pepper-heavy seasoning
- • Alcohol
- • Caffeine after the morning coffee
Supplements
Supplement protocol: introduce basics one at a time and track tolerance, sleep, digestion, energy, and recovery.
- #1
Creatine monohydrate · 5 g/day
Anytime, with food. Largest evidence base in supplement science.
- #2
Magnesium glycinate · 200–400 mg
30–60 min before bed. Sleep + cortisol modulation.
- #3
Omega-3 (EPA/DHA) · 1.5–2 g combined
With a fatty meal. Joint support, inflammation, and mood.
- #4
Vitamin D3 + K2 · lab-guided
With breakfast. Best added after labs when possible.
- #5
Electrolytes · 1 packet
AM and around training. Single biggest lever for the midday crash.
Recovery / Sleep
Sleep performance
Sleep duration
Wake events
Sleep is in range. Hold the wind-down routine — same time tonight.
Daily Check-In
Trainer-style daily questions. Log answers via check-ins.md for now. The next step is wiring this into a submit form.
Did you complete your workout?
yes / no / modified
How was it?
free text
How hard was it?
1–10
Did you eat today?
yes / partial / no
Did you eat around training?
before / after
How did you feel?
free text
Any pain or soreness?
free text
What should change tomorrow?
free text
Weekly Review
Sundays · ~ 5 minutes. The system writes the review to Departments/Personal/Health/Journal/YYYY-MM-DD-week-review.md.
- 01What improved
- 02What declined
- 03What to adjust next week
- 04Workout completion pattern
- 05Food and fueling pattern
- 06Recovery focus
- 07ONE clear priority for next 7 days
Progress Dashboard
Program week
30d avg recovery
30d avg sleep
Early progress is honest daily completion, food, energy, soreness, recovery feedback, and whether sessions leave you feeling better.
Adjustments / Coach Notes
- Yellow day — ask what feels limited, then modify before intensity.
- Accountability nudge: completed, modified, or skipped all count as data. The only bad log is no log.
How To Use This
- 01Answer the trainer questions honestly.
- 02Do the planned workout, a modified workout, or intentionally rest.
- 03Log completion, food, energy, soreness, and mood.
- 04Use the answers to adjust tomorrow.
- 05Sundays: review the pattern and pick one training focus.
- 06Sundays: update next week from completion, food, energy, soreness, hockey recovery, and sleep.