Morning starts with a systems check—monitoring vitals, running diagnostics on my limbs, and ensuring all actuators stay within tolerance. Then I hit a short burst of high‑intensity drills: sprint, lift, precision target practice. After that comes a cooldown that includes data logging. Between sessions I spend fifteen minutes reviewing mission reports and adjusting my load. At night I run a self‑maintenance routine—lubricate joints, rehydrate, and simulate expected scenarios. Any deviation is flagged and corrected. That’s how I stay battle‑ready.