> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://btwb.gitbook.io/btwb/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://btwb.gitbook.io/btwb/phone-app-apple-and-android/logging-workouts/logging-a-result-from-a-planned-track-event-on-the-home-screen.md). # Logging a Result from a Planned Track Event on the Home Screen Learn how to log a workout from a planned track on the BTWB home screen. This guide covers logging both RX and modified results, ensuring leaderboard integrity and accurate data tracking. *** ### Why This Matters * **Maintains leaderboard accuracy** by distinguishing between RX and modified results. * **Ensures precise data tracking** for your performance history. *** ### How to Log a Workout (RX & Modified) #### **1. Selecting the Workout** 1. Open the **BTWB app** and navigate to the **home screen**. 2. Find the planned workout you want to log. 3. There are **two ways** to begin logging: * Tap the **plus (+) icon** next to the workout. * Tap the **three dots (…)** on the right and select **Log**. #### **2. Logging an RX Result** 1. Select **"Exactly as written"** to log the workout RX. 2. This brings up the logging screen with two options: * **Log Score** * **Launch a match using Tempus** (covered in a separate guide). 3. Tap **Log Score**. 4. At the top of the screen, you’ll see **RX’d** next to the rounds. 5. Fill in the required fields, including: * Workout score * Notes (optional) * Image upload (optional) * Location (optional) * Privacy settings 6. Tap **Save**. #### **3. Confirmation & Leaderboard Updates** * Once logged, the workout will be **highlighted green**. * The **plus (+) icon** will change into a **scorecard**, indicating a logged workout. * Tapping the **three dots (…)** will now display **"Your Result"** at the top. * Selecting **"Your Result"** or tapping the **scorecard** brings you to the **workout session screen**, where you can view: * Logged results history * Active leaderboard rankings #### **4. Logging a Modified (Scaled) Result** If modifications were made, follow these steps: 1. Tap the **plus (+) icon** next to the workout. 2. Select **"Change weights/movements, etc."** instead of "Exactly as written." 3. Modify the workout details as needed: * Example: Change **bar muscle-ups to pull-ups** and adjust reps. 4. Tap **Log Score**. 5. At the top of the screen, you will now see **"Not RX’d"** instead of "RX’d." 6. Fill in the required fields as you would for RX logging. 7. Tap **Save**. #### **5. Confirmation for Modified Workouts** * The workout will still be **highlighted green** once logged. * A **scorecard icon** will appear next to the workout, just like RX results. * This process ensures that your **leaderboard ranking accurately reflects your workout type**. *** ### Summary * You can log workouts **RX or modified** from your home screen. * RX workouts display **RX’d** next to the score. * Modified workouts display **Not RX’d**. * Logged workouts turn **green** and update the **leaderboard correctly**. *** ### Video Walkthrough {% embed url="" %} Logging a workout from planned track on the home screen {% endembed %} #### **Video Transcription** This video is going to show you how to log a workout from a planned track on the home screen. This will include logging both **modified and RX results**. This is important because it keeps **leaderboard integrity** and provides the most **accurate fitness data**. I'm following **Mayhem Affiliate**, so I'll start by logging an **RX result**. There are two ways to log this: 1. Tap the **plus icon** next to the workout. 2. Tap the **three dots (…)** on the right and select **Log**. Since I did this workout **RX'd**, I’ll select **"Exactly as written."** This brings me to a new screen where I can either: * **Log my score** * **Launch a match using Tempus** (covered in another video) I’ll select **Log Score**. At the top, where it says **Rounds**, you’ll see **RX’d** next to it, confirming that it’s logged as prescribed. Now, I’ll fill in my result, add any notes, an image, a location, or adjust privacy settings. After that, I’ll **tap Save**. This brings me to my **workout session screen**, where I can view my logged result and see the **active leaderboard**. Returning to the **home screen**, the workout is now **highlighted green**, and the **plus icon has turned into a scorecard**, indicating the result has been logged. If I tap the **three dots (…)** again, I now see **"Your Result"** listed at the top. Clicking it takes me back to my workout session screen. #### **Logging a Modified (Scaled) Result** Now, let's say I modified the workout. When I tap the **plus icon**, instead of choosing **"Exactly as written,"** I’ll select **"Change weights/movements, etc."** This brings me to a screen where I can adjust movements. For example: * Change **bar muscle-ups** to **pull-ups** and adjust reps to **10**. * Change the second set of **bar muscle-ups** to **chest-to-bar pull-ups** with **10 reps**. After making my edits, I’ll **tap Log Score**. Now, at the top, instead of **RX’d**, it shows **"Not RX’d."** I'll fill in my rounds, add notes or images if needed, and **tap Save**. By logging correctly, this ensures that: ✔ Leaderboards stay accurate. ✔ Your fitness data is tracked correctly. Returning to the home screen, I still see the **green scorecard** next to the workout, confirming it has been logged. 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