'''Your program, laid out on dates.''' The calendar shows what a program has scheduled, what you have already done, and lets you move a day that does not fit the week you are actually having.
'''Logging is free; the calendar is a Loopa Premium feature.'''
== What you see ==
A window running from '''a week back''' to '''four weeks ahead''' by default, with one entry per scheduled day:
- '''Done''', with the session it became.
- '''Scheduled''', with the routine it will run.
Open it at '''Health › Training › Calendar'''.
== Moving a day ==
Drag it, or open it and pick a new date. The rest of the program stays where it is; moving one day does not shuffle everything after it.
'''A day you have already done cannot be moved.''' It is history at that point, and the calendar says so rather than silently refusing.
== It does not nag ==
A scheduled day you skip stays on its date and is not marked as failed. There is no adherence percentage, no streak that a missed Tuesday breaks, and nothing turns red.
The calendar is a plan you can see, not a contract.
== How it fits with the week plan ==
If you have a medication protocol set up, the [[your-week-plan|week plan]] reads the same program and only labels its days. It never moves one and never overwrites what your program says.
Where the program has nothing scheduled, the week plan may suggest something. That suggestion is not on the calendar until you do it.
== Related ==
- [[following-a-program|Following a program]]
- [[building-a-routine|Building a routine]]
- [[your-week-plan|Your week, around your cycle]]
- [[logging-a-workout|Logging a workout]]
- [[workout-analytics|Workout analytics]]
[[Category:Tracking]]
'''Your program, laid out on dates.''' The calendar shows what a program has scheduled, what you have already done, and lets you move a day that does not fit the week you are actually having. '''Logging is free; the calendar is a Loopa Premium feature.''' == What you see == A window running from '''a week back''' to '''four weeks ahead''' by default, with one entry per scheduled day: * '''Done''', with the session it became. * '''Scheduled''', with the routine it will run. Open it at '''Health › Training › Calendar'''. == Moving a day == Drag it, or open it and pick a new date. The rest of the program stays where it is; moving one day does not shuffle everything after it. '''A day you have already done cannot be moved.''' It is history at that point, and the calendar says so rather than silently refusing. == It does not nag == A scheduled day you skip stays on its date and is not marked as failed. There is no adherence percentage, no streak that a missed Tuesday breaks, and nothing turns red. The calendar is a plan you can see, not a contract. == How it fits with the week plan == If you have a medication protocol set up, the [[your-week-plan|week plan]] reads the same program and only labels its days. It never moves one and never overwrites what your program says. Where the program has nothing scheduled, the week plan may suggest something. That suggestion is not on the calendar until you do it. == Related == * [[following-a-program|Following a program]] * [[building-a-routine|Building a routine]] * [[your-week-plan|Your week, around your cycle]] * [[logging-a-workout|Logging a workout]] * [[workout-analytics|Workout analytics]] [[Category:Tracking]]
