Training Sessions
Session type, date, duration and intensity. Four fields, because a log you can fill in ten seconds is a log you will actually keep.
Log a session and the BODY gauge recalculates. Consistency, cardio and strength days come straight from your training log; strength progress and recovery stay yours to set.
Your selected goal reweights the five inputs below. Three are measured from your log, two you set.
Consistency is scored against this, not against a fixed seven-day week and not against your own drifting average. Set it honestly — it is the bar you are asking to be held to.
Nothing to connect and nothing to sync. Every session you add recalculates consistency, cardio and strength days on the left.
Every entry is stored in one shape, so the same maths runs whether you logged a lift, a run or a walk.
Session type, date, duration and intensity. Four fields, because a log you can fill in ten seconds is a log you will actually keep.
How recovered you actually feel. No wearable guesses at it for you — you set it, and it drives today's status.
Two different questions, deliberately. Strength Days asks whether you turned up — logged sessions against the guideline's 2 a week. Strength Progress is your judgement call on whether you are actually getting stronger.
| Field | Examples | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Strength, Run, Cycle, Walk, Swim, Row, HIIT, Sport, Mobility | Logged |
| Date | 2026-08-19 | Logged |
| Duration | 48 min | Logged |
| Intensity | Easy ×0.75 / Moderate ×1.0 / Hard ×1.5 | Logged |
| Recovery | 79 | Manual slider |
| Strength Progress | +8% vs baseline | Manual slider |
Transparent by design — every number below traces back to a session you logged or a slider you set. The goal you pick reweights them.