The Batman Project: "Bategories": Tracking Your Progress the DC Way! (Unrelated To Electricity)

As I was driving into work and, ostensibly, entirely aware of my surroundings, it occurred to me that it might be a good idea to develop some sort of metric to gauge my accomplishments. (And yours, too! I'm not selfish about it!)

To that end, I have created a rating system based on percentages as they relate to a given goal. That is to say, the value achieved during some activity (i.e. the number of jumping jacks performed in a given time period) divided by some predetermined total value. (i.e. the total number of jumping jacks that should have been performed in a given time period)

Example:

Bat Challenge: Perform 100 Jumping Jacks in a 60 second period

Total Jumping Jacks Performed: 20
Jumping Jack Goal: 100

20/100 = .2 = 20%
Rating: Not So Good, Muchaco/a!

VIBE

This Guy is About As Awesome As He Looks

In the event that there are multiple goals, the individual percentage ratings will be added and then averaged out for a final, aggregate rating.

Example:

Bat Challenge: Perform 100 Jumping Jacks and 30 Squats in a 60 second period

Total Jumping Jacks Performed: 20
Jumping Jack Goal: 100

20/100 = .2 = 20%

Total Squats Performed: 25
Total Squat Goal: 30
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25/30 = .83 = 83%

83% + 20% = 103%
103%/2 = 51.5(We Round Down) = 51%

Rating: Average (42% to 62%)

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It also occurred to me that, in some cases, I may desire to rate my performance subjectively as having ranged anywhere from poor to excellent. (Or, perhaps, even perfect! Bahaha!) For those instances, I have included a descriptor that can be associated with the percentages. (See below)

The Rating Scale:

Rating: Very Poor (0% to 20%)

VIBE

Not So Good Muchacho/a.