fitness-nutrition

You can calculate BMI, TDEE, and body fat percentage offline using pure Python 3 scripts. The fitness-nutrition skill handles these local computations instantly without requiring external internet access for the mathematical calculations.

You can search a vast gym exercise database using the wger API integration. This workout planner provides detailed information on targeted muscles, required equipment, and exercise categories directly through automated external data retrieval.

Yes, you can track nutrition by accessing over 380,000 foods from the USDA FoodData Central database. The nutrition tracker allows you to view macros and calories for meals, though retrieving this external food data requires an active internet connection.

Yes, you need Python 3 installed for local body metric calculations and internet access for external data retrieval. The workout planner and nutrition tracker depend on these environments to fetch exercise data and USDA food information.

The best way to calculate your one-rep max and macro splits is using the integrated offline Python calculators. These tools compute your lifting limits and dietary macro distributions automatically based on your input body metrics.