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Looking back · Thu 10 Sep 2026

How should you train today?

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Normal

Held back by training load.

Training loadwatch

days too alike this week, no lighter one (monotony 2.5); this week's load is 1.17× your 4-week average

Effort (RPE)good

sessions felt RPE 8.3 this week vs 8.3 before

Sleepgood

6.9 h last night; 7.2 h a night lately vs 7.1 h usual

HRV & resting HRgood

HRV 50 this week vs 47 usual; resting HR 58 this week vs 59 usual

How you feelno data

nothing in your notes for today or yesterday

Nutritiongood

eating 2,019 kcal a day vs ~2,704 to maintain; protein 166 g a day vs 151 g target

Weight-loss pacegood

losing 0.61% of body weight a week

The call counts these: rest when two or more areas show strain, take it easy with one strain or two to watch, go all out only when everything is good. No single signal decides the day. The score sits inside the call's band (rest 0–24, take it easy 25–49, normal 50–74, all out 75–100), higher the more areas are clear.

Today's session

Pull B · Barbell Deadlift

Next in your push → pull → legs rotation after push on Wed 9 Sep. Exercises from your last Pull B (Tue 1 Sep); each target comes from the last time you did that exercise.

ExerciseTodayWhyLast time
Barbell Deadlift 305 × 6
add a rep
top set 305 × 5 at RPE 9 305 × 5, 305 × 5, 305 × 5 · Tue 1 Sep
Pull-Up 3 sets, 24–25 reps in total
add reps
last time 3 sets, 23 reps, hardest RPE 9 9, 8, 6 · Tue 1 Sep
Barbell Curl 90 × 7
add a rep
top set 90 × 6 at RPE 9 90 × 8, 90 × 7, 90 × 6 · Tue 1 Sep
Dumbbell Row 85 × 10
add a rep
top set 85 × 9 at RPE 9 85 × 10, 85 × 10, 85 × 9 · Tue 1 Sep

One rule for every exercise, applied to its last session. Strength work (top set of 5 or fewer): RPE 8 or under adds load, 8.5–9 adds a rep. Accessories: add a rep up to 12 (15 for calves, laterals, shrugs, face pulls, leg extensions, flyes), then add load and drop to the bottom of the range. Bodyweight: beat the last total reps by 1–2. Any top set at RPE 9.5+: hold the load and make it cleaner. No RPE logged: repeat it. A take-it-easy verdict holds every load; a sore back drops the spine-loading lifts.