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Free Protein & Strength Training Log Spreadsheet (Excel & Google Sheets)

When appetite drops, protein and strength work are the first things to slip. This log keeps both visible on one line a day.

No sign-up, no email. Opens in Excel, Google Sheets, Apple Numbers and LibreOffice.

What's inside

Preview

Yellow cells are the ones you type in. Everything else calculates.

DateBreakfastLunchDinnerTotal% targetSession
Thu 12 Nov253035100111%Standard strength

How to use it

  1. Put the protein target your clinician or dietitian gave you in Settings.
  2. Log grams at each meal from labels or estimates.
  3. Mark whether you did a strength session and which kind.
  4. Check the Weekly sheet: aim for steady weeks, not perfect days.

Using Google Sheets?

Upload the file to Google Drive, then open it with Google Sheets. Formulas, drop-downs and colour rules carry over.

Not medical advice. If you take GLP-1 or other prescribed weight-management medication, agree your protein and exercise targets with your care team.

Sturdy: Strength on GLP-1 app icon

Sturdy: Strength on GLP-1

Sturdy builds a manageable weekly strength plan with guided 5-minute to full sessions, and logs protein by meal — privately, with no account.

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Questions people ask

How much protein do I need?
It depends on your body, health and goals. Use the target your clinician or dietitian gives you; the 90 g in Settings is a placeholder.
Why track strength sessions too?
Resistance exercise is the main signal that tells the body to keep muscle while you lose weight.
Can I use it without a gym?
Yes. Log bodyweight or band sessions as 'Quick movement' or 'Standard strength'.

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