Coaching on FuelPath

The Clients page is your morning scan, in the order you act on it. Gym health on top (clients, who was active this week, who logged today, check-ins). Then Check-ins to answer, Went quiet (with a message ready to send), and Macros to approve, each with its button right there. Needs attention picks up whatever those cards do not already cover, worst first. Message everyone, your automatic check-in message, and the team digest sit together under Gym actions. On a laptop the roster stays on the left in Rounds order and the client you pick opens on the right.

The roster below sorts by 7-day adherence: the ring shows days logged out of 7, the line under it shows how many landed on plan. Tap any member to open their full client page.

One flag there is worth knowing on sight: body comp turned. FuelPath watches each client's fat and muscle trends and only speaks when the story actually changes, at most once a week per person, so a turn on that list is fresh and real rather than a weekly reminder. You get a notification on the same event. A turn toward fat down with muscle held is a win worth naming out loud; a turn toward muscle slipping in a cut is the conversation to have this week, not next month at the InBody.

Send the invite from the Clients page with their name and email; the invite emails itself to them, and Share or Copy covers text threads. When they accept, they land in your gym assigned to you, and you get a notification.

New athletes arrive with a starter FuelPath already in place: 8 weeks of Fuel, 8 of Cut, a holding 8 of Fuel, and 12 of Build, starting that week. Their first open walks them through onboarding: name, photo, metrics (which auto-calculate macros for all three phases and seed their first weigh-in), and a process-first goal session whose daily commitments land in their Habits.

Review the results on their client page: the Goals card shows their direction, commitments, goal weight, and why; the intake line shows the metrics they entered. Reshape the path and fine-tune targets from there. The Onboarding and goals card also lets you queue a goal session or a full onboarding for any client, which opens on their next visit; use it to catch up clients who joined before onboarding existed.

First week: watch that food logging starts, then review their first check-in. That first reply sets the tone for the whole engagement.

The mode toggle switches between Coaching (clients first) and My training (your own athlete experience). The app remembers where you left off.

You can run your own plan too: Settings has a Your own FuelPath card that opens your own client page, where you set your own path and macros with the same tools you use on clients.