
Sensus: Movement & Recovery
For training, injury & rehab
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What's New in Sensus
1.10.15
September 16, 2026
Your staff is on the first screen now. Performance, Medical and Recovery sit at the top of Home with today's call from each one, and your read sits in the middle of the same card. On the first open of the day you watch the number being built: each seat that shaped today's read draws its own part of the ring, one at a time, so the score arrives as something assembled rather than handed down. Tap a seat to open its room. It does not draw the same way every day, and that is the point. On a day one seat has capped your read, that seat sets the number on its own. On a day the split cannot be worked out, because nothing was measured or the read is still calibrating, the number simply arrives. It only ever draws a split that is real. Also in this release: The Staff tab wears the seat you are reading. Tap Performance, Medical or Recovery and the whole screen takes that seat's colour, with everything it has to show under it: its call, what it is watching for, and its picture. Performance shows your week, your own training load and your club's GPS side by side with the thirteen weeks behind them. Medical shows which muscle is still recovering and how far it is from clear inside the usual window. Recovery shows your sleep, HRV and resting heart rate this week against your own usual, when you have them. Each picture leads with the number, and none of them is a verdict on your body. The Load screen opens from the Performance seat in the same colour and slides away when you are done with it. Your club's GPS, beside your own load. If your club brings its GPS export into Sensus, your last 7 days of distance now show on your Load screen as a second column next to your own training load, placed against your own previous weeks the same way. It is kept apart: never added to your load and never part of your read. When your club's numbers have your week above your usual, Performance says so and asks you to say early if today feels heavier than it looks. A description of your sessions, not a reading of your body. The seats can see your next fortnight. When something is still recovering they now say how far it is from clear alongside when your next match is, and they say when you have matches falling close together. They never turn that into whether you are ready, fit, available or selected. That stays your call and your club's. Medical now speaks about areas you have been hurt in before. When today is loading one of them it asks you to say something early if anything there sharpens, narrows to one spot, gives way, or wakes you. It asks. It never tells you what is going to happen.
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