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NutritionAugust 2026

Fixed nutrition: day types instead of dated meal plans

The nutrition half of Fixed Program Mode. Set standing macro targets, build reusable day types like training day and rest day, and let clients log against whichever day today happens to be.

Fixed nutrition: day types instead of dated meal plans
In practice

How trainers use it

1

Two menus, whole roster covered

A training day and a rest day cover most physique clients. Build them once instead of copying menus onto endless calendar weeks.

2

Adjust once, applies everywhere

Cutting calories after a check-in is one edit to the standing targets, not a rebuild of every remaining dated week.

3

Day-one nutrition, no admin

With the onboarding default set, every new client gets your starter menu scaled to their own calorie target the moment they join. Your first call is about coaching, not building the plan.

Build the two or three day types you actually coach with, such as training day and rest day, each with its own meals and targets. Clients pick which one today is. Set it as your onboarding default and every new client gets your starter menu at signup, with portions scaled to the calorie target calculated from their stats.

How it works
  1. 1
    Set standing targets

    Calories and macros that hold until you change them, with the client’s maintenance shown alongside.

  2. 2
    Build your day types

    Training, rest, refeed: each a menu of meals with its own targets, edited inline.

  3. 3
    Clients log against a day

    Today is whichever day type they pick, or your default. Meals log against it like any plan.

On autopilot: set the defaults once under Clients, Onboarding, and every new client gets a menu scaled to their own calorie target the moment they join.
On autopilot: set the defaults once under Clients, Onboarding, and every new client gets a menu scaled to their own calorie target the moment they join.
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