Real Life Load Management - Literacy Manual
Disclaimer: For general use only. Consult a health professional.
A Psychology First Education Manual
This is not a training program.
It’s an explanation.
Real Life Load Management is a psychology first education manual for people who train consistently, care deeply, and still feel overwhelmed, fatigued, or unable to recover properly.
If training feels harder during stressful life periods, this manual explains why.
Not with better time management.
Not with stricter routines.
But with clarity.
What This Manual Is For
This manual exists to explain how life stress and training stress interact.
Inside, you’ll learn:
why the body does not separate life stress from training stress
how work, sleep, and emotional load impact recovery
why fatigue accumulates invisibly
why pushing harder during stress backfires
how adjusting load protects consistency
why sustainability matters more than intensity
The goal is not to reduce ambition.
It is to protect capacity.
What This Manual Is NOT
Not a recovery plan
Not a lifestyle overhaul
Not a stress management course
Not a replacement for coaching
It does not tell you how to structure your week.
It explains why life load must be accounted for in training.
How This Fits Inside MHR
Real Life Load Management sits inside the MHR Performance Literacy / Education System as a core sustainability layer.
Many people use this manual:
during high stress periods
when recovery feels poor
when fatigue feels constant
when training becomes overwhelming
It helps you adapt training to reality without quitting.
Why This Matters Before Training
Most training does not fail because of poor programming.
It fails when life load is ignored.
Consistency collapses when:
stress accumulates unchecked
recovery is assumed
fatigue is normalised
This manual exists to bridge training theory with real life.
Not so training becomes easier,
but so it remains possible.
What You Get
A full length education manual (PDF)
Psychology first explanations
Zero prescriptive rules
Clear understanding of load and recovery
A framework for long term sustainability
No guilt.
No pressure.
Just clarity.