First post here 👋 I’m a hybrid athlete (strength, sprint, endurance) and I’ve been building my own readiness system : Garmin data + strength sessions and a 0-100 score compared to my own last 30 days, and a “how I feel” log every morning to calibrate it. Today showed exactly why I’m doing this. Yesterday I tested heavy deadlifts and weighted dips. This morning: HRV above my average, low resting HR, score 65/100. How I actually feel: 40. My whole posterior chain is wrecked, but the watch can’t see it, because wearables read heart rate and HRV, not muscle fatigue.. Next step: adding muscular load and soreness per body area (legs / back / upper body) to get a “freshness by zone” score. Anyone here tracking strength fatigue in their readiness?! What do you use?

#shipped It took me to long to get this done, but It's finally online.

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