Travel Nutrition Playbook
Staying roughly on track while traveling, without trying to be perfect.
- 1
Lower the bar on purpose
Aim for "roughly on target" while traveling rather than exact precision, the goal is not losing the habit, not hitting perfect numbers.
- 2
Lean on the photo scanner
Restaurant meals are hard to estimate manually, this is exactly the scenario the photo scanner is built for.
- 3
Protect protein at each meal
Restaurant and travel meals tend to be carb- and fat-heavy, actively choosing a protein source at each meal keeps the day closer to target.
- 4
Resume the normal plan on return
Don’t try to "make up" for travel days, just pick your regular target back up as soon as you’re home.
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