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TRAINING LOG

Session log the skating-coach skill reads. Newest entries at the top. Log via /skating-coach log <what you did> β€” the skill structures freeform notes into the template below.

entry template​

## YYYY-MM-DD β€” <phase, e.g. mesocycle 1 / strength Β· wk2>
- warmup: <done? what>
- capacity: <toe wheeling / fitness β€” setsΓ—duration, supported?, RPE, form notes>
- skill: <tricks/basics/spins β€” attempts & success rate, what felt off>
- performance: <choreo/improv β€” what practised, flow notes>
- energy after: <could continue | drained>
- rpe (overall): <1-10>
- notes: <freeform>

2026-06 β€” new protocol (recent)​

  • warmup: yes
  • capacity: toe wheeling 2 Γ— 1:48 supported (wall) + 2 Γ— 1:00 unsupported β€” high quality: good toe height, stable, ok posture; RPE ~6
  • skill: β€”
  • performance: β€”
  • energy after: could continue
  • rpe (overall): 6
  • notes: switched away from the long-hold protocol below. Feels high quality and leaves energy for technical work. Want to know when to push (toe height / stability / endurance).

2026-06 β€” old baseline (superseded)​

  • warmup: yes
  • capacity: toe wheeling 4 Γ— 2:30 holds (+~8s to get into position), wall-supported β€” could barely finish; toe height dropped and posture sagged on the last sets
  • skill: β€”
  • performance: β€”
  • energy after: drained β€” too exhausted to train technical moves after
  • rpe (overall): 9
  • notes: chasing duration. Late sets were junk reps (see quality gate in coaching_principles). Replaced by the protocol above.

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