Athlete10 min
Inputs
- Timing, schedule, or constraints
- What the athlete needs next
Outputs
- A personalized plan or timeline
- A simple output you can use today
Select all current symptoms
Tap every symptom that applies. We'll determine run/rest and build your protocol.
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Above the Neck
Mild — usually okay to train
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Systemic
Whole-body — REST required
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Below the Neck
Moderate — modify or rest
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GI / Stomach
GI distress — modify or rest
Use this in practice
- When an athlete or parent says "my kid is sick," have them run through the symptom selector for a clear GO/MODIFY/REST answer.
- Share the hydration and immune-support protocols so families know exactly what to eat and drink.
- Remind: fever = no training until fever-free for 24–48 hours WITHOUT medication.
sick-day run or rest decisions
Practical examples
Symptom-based illness examples that stay tied to go, modify, or rest decisions plus hydration and easy-food follow-through.
Sleep-first sick-day recovery
A practical reminder that no sick-day protocol works if the athlete keeps cutting recovery sleep short.
SleepRecoveryProtocol
Easy immune-support meal once appetite returns
A return-to-eating example where soup, protein, fruit, and simple carbs are back on the table.
ImmuneMealsRecovery
Applesauce, toast, and banana reset
A modify-day example for upset stomach or poor appetite when light foods are the right first step.
GIModifyLight foods