A good retreat day is not a packed timetable; it alternates effort with recovery so you finish the day calmer than you started. Set your hours and choose the things you actually want to do below, and the planner spaces them out into a sensible, timed schedule you can follow at home or away.
The planner always books a quiet, screen-free first hour and finishes with a wind-down block, because how you bookend the day matters more than how much you cram into the middle. Treat the times as a frame, not a rule: if a walk runs long or a nap runs deep, let it.