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Log in to SportsNutritionClinic. Check for any new messages in the My Messages window. Look through new Articles and Quick Tips.

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Enter your food and exercise information.

Use Recipes to store your standard breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snacks for faster entries.

Use Workouts to group together any activities commonly done back-to-back.

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View your results and recommendations

Within-Day Energy Balance Graph
In this example, the graph extends above +400 calories at noon and below -400 calories around 8:00 PM.

Even though this day ends near perfect energy balance, the trend of high peaks and low valleys within the day can lead to sub-peak performance and a body composition comprised of less lean/muscle mass and increased fat mass.

Reviewing the foods and quantities consumed and exercises intensities around times above or below +/- 400 calories can help users understand how to better stay within energy balance throughout the day, which years of elite athlete research shows improves body composition and performance.

Nutrient Intake Analysis
The nutrient intake analysis is a straight-forward view of Actual vs. Recommended nutrient consumption for the day. Wondering if you got enough Carbohydrates, Vitamin C, or Fiber? Here?s where to look.

Recommendations are based on specifically who you are and your activities for the day.

Calorie Proportions Analysis
Take a graphical look at your percentage break-down of carbohydrates, protein, and fat consumption.

Muscle Mapper
Next, take a look at the Muscle Mapper, which shows the intensity of use for each muscle group for the day. Scroll through previous days to make sure a particular group of muscles is not at risk for an over-use injury.

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Questions about your results? Use the SportsNutritionClinic Q&A, or find an event near you

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Keep Track of your Goals

Like entering exercises in the Energy Balance Input, each activity has its own measurement types, so you enter time and distance for running, and Sets, Repetitions, and Weight for the bench press.

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Print your Workout Log for tomorrow

Workout logs are custom to you, and display the details of the last time you did the same workout.

 
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