Course

Track more than food

Weight, hydration, fasting, end-of-day notes and the week view. This course covers everything Workout Titan Nutrition records besides food, and how to read a week rather than a single day.

  • 6 lessons
  • 30 min
  • Progress tracked

What you'll learn

By the end of this course, you'll be able to

  • Log weight and hydration, and read six months of either as a trend rather than a number
  • Read the week view, and understand why days with nothing logged show gray
  • Start a fast having read the safety list, and tell finishing, ending early and canceling apart
  • Record how a day went alongside what you ate, and look back at both together
  • Set reminders that arrive when you want them

Before you start

  • Push notifications enabled, if you want the reminders lesson to be useful

Lessons

  1. Lesson 1: Logging your weight

    Log in kilograms, pounds, or stone and pounds. Everything is charted in kilograms over six months, and your latest entry becomes the current weight your calorie estimate uses.Guide·2 min read
  2. Lesson 2: Logging hydration, including caffeinated drinks

    Four presets or a custom amount, with a flag for anything caffeinated. Every log adds to that day's total, and the chart holds six months.Guide·2 min read
  3. Lesson 3: Reading the week view

    Seven days at once, per nutrient, against your goals. What each day's row shows, why some days are grayed out, and how to read the summary line.Explainer·3 min read
  4. Lesson 4: Fasting: plans, stages and safety

    Plans from 12 to 20 hours with a live countdown. Read the safety list first, because Nutrition requires it, and treat the stage timings as averages rather than a reading of your body.Guide·3 min read
  5. Lesson 5: End-of-day notes and ratings

    Close a day with a rating of how it went and a short note. It is the one place in the app for the things a calorie count cannot record, and the part a coach reads first.Guide·2 min read
  6. Lesson 6: Reminders and notification schedules

    Five ready-made reminders or your own, daily, weekly or once. Turn push notifications on first, or the schedules save but never deliver.Guide·2 min read