The weekly re-measurement (Sunday, fasted, same conditions): body composition, tape and photos. Pre-filled from the last record — change what moved, compute, save. Every save is a new dated record; earlier assessments are never overwritten and all of them chart on the Dashboard. Profile and goals come from the induction.
Profile
Goal target & timeline
Target weight
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Weekly rate
Standard
Per week
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% BW / week
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Per month
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Projected finish
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Target body fat
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Target lean mass
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Macro split
Computed after your first save — the split method is chosen from your activity level, BMI and body-fat %.
PROTEIN–
HIGHER FAT ←–→ HIGHER CARB
Method 1 · Calipers — 3-site (weight 40%)
Jackson–Pollock 3-site (male): chest, abdomen, thigh. Right side, vertical pinch except chest (diagonal). Read 2 sec after the click. Same person measuring each week.
Fasted, morning, same hydration. Enter the scan's own numbers.
Measurements — tape (cm)
Weekly, same conditions, cold (not pumped). Tape level, snug not compressing. These score you against the classical ideal — the objective benchmark your nutrition and training plans adapt toward.
Optional extras — leave blank if not measuring. Neck unlocks the Navy BF% method; Chest & Wrist unlock the absolute ideal targets; Forearms add their symmetry check.
Cardio re-test
Optional. Enter only what was re-tested since the last time; a new time is added to the client's record as a dated entry (earlier entries stay). Pace, an estimated VO₂max (from the best run), predicted running times and an age/sex rating are worked out as you type — see the project note "Cardio baselines and clinical thresholds" for the formulas and tables.
Method 3 · Photo assessment (weight 10%)
Upload front, left side, right side and back — consistent lighting, morning, relaxed, same spot each week. Photos save privately with your assessment (only you and the coach can see them). When the assessment is saved the photos are analysed by AI, which estimates body-fat % from them and reports how confident it is — there is nothing to type in. Clear, relaxed, evenly lit photos in training wear, full body in frame, give the most reliable estimate.