Recovery Tool

Sleep Debt Calculator

Track your sleep across the last week and estimate how far below your chosen sleep target you have been. Useful for spotting a pattern before your body starts sending angry emails.

This is a simple tracking tool, not a diagnosis. Ongoing insomnia, loud snoring, breathing pauses during sleep, severe daytime sleepiness or sleep problems affecting daily life are worth discussing with a clinician.

Your Weekly Sleep Pattern

Sleep Debt Estimate

Weekly Summary
Estimated Sleep Debt
Average Per Night
Total Weekly Sleep
Weekly Target
Enter your last seven nights to see your sleep pattern.

Practical Recovery Plan

Your recovery suggestions will appear here. Use the calculator above to generate a simple plan.

Use The Number Sensibly

Do not chase perfect numbers.
One poor night does not ruin your week. The useful part is spotting repeated short sleep and fixing the routine where possible.
Recovery is not always hour-for-hour.
More sleep can help after a rough patch, but the aim is to return to a consistent routine rather than trying to stay in bed all weekend.
Keep wake-up time reasonably consistent.
A stable routine often makes sleep easier than constantly changing bedtime and wake-up time through the week.
Training should match recovery.
When sleep is repeatedly poor, consider reducing hard training volume and prioritising recovery rather than trying to force every session.

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