At the moment when you want to set a nutrition goal, it does not store the previous nutrition targets so we have a record, you either need to delete or edit the current, and it does not allow you to create new. For clients gradually building up or decreasing calories it would be great to be able to see the history.

It would be great to be able to create new cals/macros for a client each time rather than edit the existing AND therefore also creating a history log of previous targets. This will help in identifying trends, issues, ‘sweet spots’ in line with the clients results/other measures (bio feedback, compliance etc). Cheers.

When I change a clients macros and go back in their calendar/dash it shows the current macros , even if a month ago they were different , the dash screen circles show compliance based on current ....

In the goals tab, it would be nice if we could have a record of the updated macros changes.

It would be useful to have calorie and macro goals saved so a record can be kept for calorie and macro changes over different periods for each client.

It would be useful to have calorie and macro goals saved so a record can be kept for calorie and macro changes over different periods for each client.

this is MUCH needed and will save a lot of time!

Revord macro calorie & date changes

Have the ability to assign different nutrition phases e.g Phase 1 - 4 Week fat loss 20% deficit, Phase 2 - Reverse diet etc.

every week whether we make calorie cuts or increases to our clients nutrition it would be awesome if we can schedule these changes ahead of time. i gradually increase my clients calories each week to help boost their metabilosim, but it would be nice to see if we can have that scheduled ahead of time similar to the other goals we can do.

When I make small adjustments to macros and calories I sometimes forget when I last did it. Having a feature to see every time a trainer made an adjustment would be so helpful!!!

Example: when its time to make changes to a clients Daily Calories & Macros by g or %, currently once I make the change it changes it immediately for the client. This interferes with showing successful trends in compliance that they work hard for. Yet as a trainer in order that they can meal prep over weekend I go in to adjust see what the #’s are, text the client the new #’s - but then must either change immediately or go back in and adjust at later time Sunday evening for it to go ‘live’ for them Monday ->. Just like we can schedule other core habits with start & end dates would be an added efficiency to do the same for this nutrition piece.

At the moment we can’t check prior dates when we amended calories and macros. As a lot of coaches plan deficits and other nutritional planning it will be so helpful to monitor dates of changes

Id be nice to have have a saved record of when client macros are adjusted since right now they are changed without any data of when they were changed and what they were previously.

Please can you update this ASAP, would love this and REALLY NEEED THIS

Being able to see a history of nutrition goals! It’s hard to know what calories and macro targets a client was on, say, 3 week prior!

Dialy nutrition goals

REALLY need this. I currently have to keep an Excel spreadsheet for every single client to view their past nutrition macro goals in order to survey how they're progressing. It would be amazing to have a history of previous nutrition goals right within their account.

The ability to set a nutritional goal (macros/calories) to start on a particular date after the current. Similar to training programs.

This will help with Calorie Cycling for results. Only new to Trainerize but noticed we cannot set a Nutritional [phase to start if we have already set one Nutritional goal?

Under Daily Nutrition Goal it would be great when you change the clients calorie or macro goal it saves the previous one versus replacing it ?

I have some nutrition only clients that I am adjusting weekly macros. Having a set check in day in the system would help with organization. Also, being able to set a macro goal for the future. For example, set a new macro goal that starts tomorrow so it wouldn’t mess with today’s set macros. Very helpful when working with clients in different time zones.

This is for nutrition periodization.