Your week on ice.
Record your sessions. Check your recovery. Bring a clearer picture to your next conversation.
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Log a session
One entry per session. Add another entry for a second session on the same day.
Daily recovery check
One check per date. Saving the same date updates that day’s check. Use a consistent time and your usual context.
Your return-to-ice pathway
A general musculoskeletal progress record to use with an individual clinician-led plan. Milestones and tests depend on the injury; contact exposure belongs here only when your treating clinician allows it. This pathway does not apply to concussion.
0/5 · No milestone recordedClinical decision not recorded.
Record or update an RTP milestone
Progress is a count of documented milestones, not a readiness percentage. Recovery entries and the number of completed forms never unlock clearance. Read the RTP framework · Return-to-sport consensus
Your seven-day overview
The selected end date and the six preceding calendar days. Missing checks stay blank; unlogged sessions cannot be counted.
Daily recorded load · AU
Bar heights are scaled to this week’s highest recorded load.
Sleep duration · hours
Missing checks are shown as —. Bar heights are scaled within the displayed week.
| Date | Sleep (h) | Quality (1–5) | Fatigue (0–10) | Soreness (0–10) |
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Use the trends to discuss your response. The diary does not decide whether you should train or play.
Your records
Take your journal with you
Exports include all saved records and your notes. Keep them somewhere private. JSON backups can be restored here; CSV is for spreadsheets.
Restore a journal backup
Choose an IPL journal JSON backup. New records are added; matching records are replaced only when the backup version is newer. Existing unmatched records are kept.
