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Welcome, Sample Client

Your 12-week program hub — assessments, training, and nutrition in one place
Different constraint. Different solution. Always.
A Note From Joel

Sample Client — this portal is your home base for the next 12 weeks. Everything you need is here: your follow-up VO₂ and structure reports, your nutrition blueprint, and most importantly the integrated master plan that pulls all three disciplines together into one coordinated system.

The headline from your follow-up: you graduated the engine shop. Three months ago, the diagnosis was a V8 engine with narrow fuel lines. Now the engine and fuel lines match. The job ahead isn't repair — it's raising the ceiling. Your data cleared you for polarized training: Zone 2 volume to hold efficiency, Zone 4–5 intervals to lift the roof.

The Phantom Engine pattern from your structure report is the target. Elite muscle mass (ALMI 9.6), under-expressed power (21st percentile). The program is built around that: Tuesday Power Day is the CNS anchor, Wednesday is a deliberate bridge session, Thursday handles your asymmetry work. Cardio lives outside the lift block to protect quality. Nutrition carb-cycles around training load.

Start with the Master Plan below — it's the document you'll open most often. The four assessment reports are there for reference and for deeper dives into specific questions.

— Joel
Body Science Coaching · DexaFit Seattle
◆ Your Active Program 12 Weeks · Block 1 of 3 · Starts Now
Sample Client's Master Training & Nutrition Plan
The integrated program — three disciplines running in parallel. Weekly schedule with training sessions, nutrition day assignments, and macros for all four phases. Tap any phase (Intro / Adapt / Push / Peak) to see what changes as the program progresses.
Strength
Metabolic Reset · Tue / Wed / Thu consecutive · Power → Bridge → Asymmetry
Cardio
Polarized 80/20 · Sat VO₂ + Sun or Mon Z2 · Constraint 8 Optimized
Nutrition
Fat Loss Track · Carb cycling H/M/L · 10→25% deficit over 8 weeks
Open Master Plan →
Reference · Assessment Reports

Your Deep-Dive Reports

These are the source documents the Master Plan is built on. Open them when you want to understand the reasoning behind specific training decisions, or when you're preparing questions for our next check-in.

Cardio · VO₂
Follow-Up Physiology Profile
Your cardiorespiratory testing results from April 16, 2026. Covers VO₂peak, MPB, Redline Score, thresholds, and the polarized training prescription. Includes your 90-day progress comparison.
Status: Optimized VO₂peak: 48.6
Open Cardio Report
Structure · DEXA · Power
Structure & Metabolic Audit
DEXA body composition, Proteus power testing, Longevity Engine cylinder breakdown, and the Phantom Engine phenotype diagnosis. This is where the "strip the VAT, then express the power" strategy comes from.
Score: 342 Bio Age: 30
Open Structure Report
Nutrition · MetaboliX
MetaboliX Nutrition Blueprint
Full nutrition detail — the complete Fuel Blocks guide, snack strategies, approved food lists, per-meal breakdowns at 4/5/6 meals per day, and implementation tips. Deeper than the Master Plan's cheat sheet.
TDEE: 2,765 Protein: 187g
Open Nutrition Blueprint

How to Use This Portal

  1. Start with the Master Plan. It's the document you'll reference daily. Check your weekly schedule to see what training day you're on, what nutrition day it is, and what macros to hit.
  2. Before each gym session, open the Master Plan's Strength tab and review that day's exercises — Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday. Each exercise cue includes the Block 2 and Block 3 progression notes, so you can see where the program is headed as you advance.
  3. For nutrition depth, use the Nutrition Blueprint. Food lists, snack strategies, and per-meal math live there. The Master Plan shows the daily targets; the Blueprint shows how to actually execute them.
  4. Reference the Cardio and Structure reports when you want the reasoning. The Master Plan tells you what to do; these reports tell you why.
  5. Download the DOCX from any report if you want a printable copy to mark up, share with your physician, or reference offline.