Mobility Progress History Analyzer

Track mobility practice frequency, session duration, movement categories, and self-rated ease over time.

Direct answer: Record mobility sessions consistently, then compare frequency, total minutes, category mix, and self-rated ease across time periods.

Why this tool is useful

Mobility practice is often tracked informally. A history view makes changes in frequency, time, category exposure, and self-rated ease easier to inspect together.

How it works

The analyzer sorts sessions by date, totals minutes, averages ease, counts categories, and compares the first and second halves of the selected history.

Interpretation and common mistakes

Use the result as a transparent planning aid. It uses the values you enter and does not measure readiness, health status, injury risk, or individual recovery.

Frequently asked questions

What scale should ease use?

Use a consistent self-rating scale, such as 1–10, across all sessions.

Does a higher ease score mean more mobility?

Not necessarily. It is simply your chosen ease rating.

Can I filter one movement area?

Yes.

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