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Workout Log and Progress Review

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Set up a simple log and a monthly review.

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Set up a workout log for me. Activities I do: [ACTIVITIES]. What I want to track (weights, time, distance, how it felt): [TRACKING_ITEMS]. Where I will keep it (paper, spreadsheet, notes app): [LOG_LOCATION].

Design the log layout with columns suited to my activities, and give three example rows. Then create a monthly review template with these questions: sessions planned versus done, what improved, what stalled, what hurt or felt off, and one change for next month. Include a short method for comparing months without obsessing over daily numbers. Remind me that pain or unusual symptoms should be checked by a professional, not tracked away.

Add a quarterly review section with four questions and a way to spot plateaus using a rolling four-week average rather than single sessions. Offer a lightweight version of the log that takes under 30 seconds per session for days when I am short of time, and describe how to export or back up the log.

This exercise is not a substitute for professional mental health or medical support. If I am struggling badly or in danger, tell me to reach a crisis line or emergency number where I am.

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Date | Activity | Detail | Felt (1-5)
Mon 3 | Squats | 3 x 8 at 40 kg | 4
Wed 5 | Run | 20 min easy | 3
Sat 8 | Squats | 3 x 8 at 42.5 kg | 4
Monthly review: planned 12 sessions, done 10; improved squat load by 2.5 kg; stalled running pace; left knee felt tight twice.
Next month: one change - add a mobility session.
Compare months, not days.
Pain or unusual symptoms should be checked by a professional, not tracked away.

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