Hey Sarah.
Three weeks ago you told me you wanted to feel strong walking into the Hyrox sim on June 14. That's 19 days out. This is the week the engine locks in — not the week we add anything new.
HRV held above your 58ms baseline 5 of 7 days. The two dips were Wednesday (the late client dinner, 6h 12m sleep) and Saturday (post-Friday's deadlift session, expected). Resting HR averaged 51 — same as week 7, before the volume bump. The body absorbed the load.
Tuesday's Build was the headline: 4×5 deadlift @ 142kg, RPE 7. Prescribed was 140 @ RPE 7-8. You left two reps in the tank and the bar moved like 130. That's the signal we've been waiting for since the calibration audit on April 19. Deadlift is ready to push.
Thursday's Sustain 10 — you flagged it as "felt slow." Garmin says 5:42/km avg, HR 148. Your week-6 Sustain 10 was 5:48/km at HR 152. You ran faster at a lower heart rate and called it slow. That's not slow. That's the aerobic base showing up.
Three Wednesdays in a row where sleep dropped below 6h 30m. Three Wednesdays where Thursday's HR ran 6-8 bpm higher than prescribed. Sleep debt doesn't show up as fatigue — it shows up as cardiac drift. This week: if the client dinner pattern repeats, push the Burn to Thursday. Don't do it on 6h sleep.
19 days. Three real training weeks plus a taper. The fitness is built. What we're doing now is sharpening — not adding. Trust the taper.
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