Welcome to “Load Forecasting Lite” – A simple introduction to the concept of cumulative load. It is designed to help you understand the invisible weight your body is carrying before symptoms or instability show up. This free (lite) version teaches the concept and provides a fast daily check‑in without the scoring, pattern analysis, or forecasting included in the premium worksheet.
Load is the total physical, cognitive, emotional, and environmental demand placed on your neuromuscular system over time. Load is cumulative. It stacks. It compounds. And it often explains instability better than symptoms alone.
This lite version teaches you how to notice load early, before it becomes a problem.
Use this 10‑second check anytime during the day.
A. Did I do anything high‑demand in the last 48–72 hours? Examples: errands, appointments, socializing, cleaning, travel, long conversations.
□ Yes
□ No
B. Have I had moderate or high triggers recently? Examples: heat, talking, screens, stress, noise, crowds, emotional labor.
□ Yes
□ No
C. Have early‑warning signs shown up? Examples: eyelid heaviness, soft speech, shallow breathing, limb heaviness, fog, irritability.
□ Yes
□ No
If you checked 2 or more boxes → your load is rising.
A quick way to understand where you are.
Low Load
Medium Load
High Load
Critical Load
Circle your current level: Low / Medium / High / Critical
Use this as your anchor: “If my load is rising, I adjust early, not after I crash.”
This lite version teaches the basics. The premium worksheet includes:
The free version is your introduction. The premium version (COMING SOON) is the full forecasting system.
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