Anyone who has ever done anything at an elite level for a long period of time knows the absurdity of trusting a "readiness score" that purports to quantify all the inputs to human performance from a device worn on your wrist.
This stuff is a sham.
(Just my informed opinion.)
"Eat mostly food. Not too much. Mostly Plants." @michaelpollan
Continues to be the best nutrition strategy. And probably always will be.
Don't let the other bullshit fool you.
"Awesome news! I went 0.14 miles farther and an extra 35' of vertical on my 20 min time trial today!
......and then I puked the entire walk back down the trail!"
@pshark8 1. Go insane
2. Yog? (see number 1)
3. Lift things that feel heavy, but really, what doesn't with T-Rex arms
4. Curl up a cycling buyers guide, lotion, and a nice box of tissues