Block calendar slots
Treat training sessions like paid gigs—non-negotiable.
Training plan
Weekly Brain Training Schedule
Macro view of when to push vs. recover
Plan the week once—execute on autopilot.
Compliance
82%Users following the template for 60 daysBurnout drop
-37%Reported fatigue compared to unplanned weeksWeekly Layout
Mon: Reaction focus; Tue: Memory + Focus; Wed: Recovery + light pattern work; Thu: Reaction + processing; Fri: Memory heavy; Sat: Optional play; Sun: Review & planning.
Keep heavy days 48 hours apart to allow neural recovery.
Recovery Protocols
Insert low-intensity cardio, mobility, and nature walks on rest days. Recovery keeps HRV high and prevents cognitive fatigue. Treat sleep as a scheduled workout by setting alarms for bedtime.
Hydrate aggressively on heavy days (90 oz+) and front-load protein to supply amino acids for neurotransmitter synthesis.
Weekly Review Ritual
Sunday evenings: review stats, adjust next week’s focus, and set process goals. Celebrate wins with teammates or accountability partners.
If a metric stalls for two weeks, swap in a different drill but keep the schedule shell identical to maintain habit strength.
Put it into practice
Action steps
Assign themes
Name each day (Speed Monday, Memory Friday) to prime intent.
Review Sundays
Same time every week keeps planning friction-free.
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Your next step
Turn the idea into a score.
Run one relevant game, note your baseline, then repeat under the same conditions when you want a useful comparison.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
What about deload weeks?+
Every 6–8 weeks, cut volume in half and emphasize recovery to lock in adaptations.
Can I swap days?+
Yes—just keep heavy days separated and maintain total weekly volume.