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Had ACL/MCL surgery in November. Got my first ever Apple Watch in December. Just found out about this feature that actually is tracking my recovery. Wow! : r/AppleWatch
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Best Apple Watch Apps Right Now for Training Load and Recovery/Wellness Tracking - YouTube
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I tested Apple Watch sleep tracking to save you time and battery life | VentureBeat
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A First Night with Apple's New Sleep Tracking Feature | DC Rainmaker
Cardio Recovery: What is it on Apple Watch/iPhone? - 9to5Mac
How I Finally Embraced the Apple Watch as a Fitness Tracker - TidBITS
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Training Today for Apple Watch helps coach you on workout intensity and rest days - 9to5Mac
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Apple Watch Is Finally Getting Workout Recovery Estimates
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