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  1. Show weekly/monthly calories / macro averages in nutrition graph

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    planned  ·  AdminTrevor (Product Director, ABC Trainerize) responded

    Hi everyone,



    Thanks for your great suggestion! We’ve added this to our work queue. We’ll post further updates here as our teams pick it up to work on it.

    Please come back to ideas.trainerize.com to add your vote to other ideas.

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    Joaquin Cortazar commented  · 

    This is a huge pain right now. 99% of PT ***** on a weekly basis and using this platform is supposed to make our jobs easier. It is certainly making my harder when I am having to also keep an excel spreadsheet to see the big picture as far as averages for the week. It does me no good to see individual days. It should be a quick and easy add on to the dash section. It will also be beneficial for the client as MOST clients go crazy on the weekend and they should be able to see a balance of macros left for the week.

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    Joaquin Cortazar commented  · 

    This needs to be done ASAP. also, we need the client to have a dashboard of their weekly average so that they can monitor how they are doing during the week. Most average people do not commit enough to counting macros to do it consistently and accurately everyday. Most people let loose on the weekend and having the weekly average can help them see how much they can "let loose". We need weekly average calories and weekly average macros.

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