Nutrition Nutrition targets

Propose a nutrition target. Give the client a say.

Let clients accept or decline nutrition targets so the plan starts with a shared decision.

Every coaching feature is included in every plan. Choose the client and team capacity you need.

Aino's nutrition tab: separate calorie and macro targets for every day, training days and rest days, with acceptance status
Mentorper web app with demo data
Eatper day view with calories consumed and macro rings
Eatper, the client’s nutrition app
Nutrition targets

A proposal is not yet an agreement.

Targets work better when both people understand the direction. You propose them in Mentorper; the client can accept or decline.

What this makes easier.

A visible client choice

The client can respond to the target rather than simply receive a number.

A basis for conversation

Use that response to discuss whether the proposed direction fits their situation.

Connected planning

Bring targets together with meal plans, recipes and the food diary information shared with you.

Nutrition targets

How it fits your coaching day.

A practical way to use this capability in your coaching.

  1. Discuss the direction

    Discuss the client’s routine and the plan’s purpose.

  2. Propose the targets

    Set out the nutrition targets you want the client to consider.

  3. Use the response

    Continue the conversation after the client accepts or declines the proposal.

Nutrition

The client stays part of the decision.

You work in Mentorper; the client uses Eatper. Their response gives your next conversation a clear starting point.

Recipes, slots and alternatives turn the agreed direction into practical meals. The client’s sharing choices define which nutrition information you can review.

An example in practice

From proposal to conversation

Coach
Proposes a nutrition target
Client
Accepts or declines in Eatper
Together
Discuss the next step in the plan

Illustrative process. No specific intake target or nutrition advice is prescribed.

Illustrative product view

A little more detail.

Can a client decline a target?

Yes. The client can accept or decline the nutrition targets you propose.

Does the target give me access to all nutrition data?

No. Clients choose what information to share, area by area, and can change their choices at any time.

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