AI Analysis Auto
October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Over this 10-day period, Client B's key recovery markers paint a consistently positive recovery picture. The data shows an average RHR of 49.0 bpm (low of 45 bpm) — an excellent aerobic baseline; HRV averaging 97.0 ms across 10 readings, indicating robust autonomic recovery; an average stress score of 24.0 — well-managed for the period.
Sleep averaged 9.2 hrs/night — excellent and comfortably above the 7–9 hour recommendation. This aligns with the solid HRV readings — consistent sleep is a primary driver of overnight autonomic recovery.
Client B completed 2 runs during this period, with a best pace of 4:58/km. Continued consistency at this volume will consolidate the aerobic base reflected in the RHR data.
Resting Heart Rate
October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Avg49.0 bpm
±1 SDOne Standard Deviation (SD) contains about 68% of the range of readings.1.9
Normal (68%) Range47.1–50.9 bpm
Sleep
October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Avg Deep1.06 hrs
Avg Light6.13 hrs
Avg REM2.00 hrs
Avg Total9.2 hrs
±1 SDOne Standard Deviation (SD) contains about 68% of the range of readings.2.0
Normal (68%) Range7.2–11.2 hrs
HRV — RMSSDHeart Rate Variability is a measure of the balance of the nervous system between sympathetic (fight or flight) and para-sympathetic (rest and relax). Generally, a higher number indicates better functioning.
October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Avg Nightly HRV Score97.0
±1 SDOne Standard Deviation (SD) contains about 68% of the range of readings.14.1
Normal (68%) Range82.9–111.1
Latest 7d avg100.4
Running
October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Avg Pace5:17/km
Best4:58/km
Total Time4h 26m
Total Kms49.5 km
Avg HR135 bpm
Pool Swimming
October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Sessions3
Avg Pace2:07/100m
Best Pace1:54/100m
Total Dist9350 m
Total Time3h 12m
Avg HR115 bpm
Cycling
October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Rides2
Avg Speed28.0 km/h
Best Speed28.9 km/h
Total Dist77 km
Total Time2h 45m
Avg HR110 bpm
VO2MaxVO2Max is a measure of the body's ability to use oxygen. A higher number is better. The metric generally declines with age, and often correlates with performance.
October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Latest50 ml/kg/min
Peak51 ml/kg/min
Period Avg50.0 ml/kg/min
Daily Steps
October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Avg Steps5,125
±1 SDOne Standard Deviation (SD) contains about 68% of the range of readings.3,721
Normal (68%) Range1,404–8,846
Daily Stress
October 19th 2026 to November 1st 2026
Avg Stress24.0
±1 SDOne Standard Deviation (SD) contains about 68% of the range of readings.4.7
Normal (68%) Range19.3–28.7