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# How do I log my score after a Tempus match? (phone)

Learn how to efficiently log your workout results after completing a Tempus match using your phone in the BTWB app.

### 📝 Logging Your Score on Phone

After completing a Tempus match on your phone, follow these steps to log your score:​

1. **Complete the Final Movement:**
   * On the final movement card of your workout, **tap** the card to signify completion.​
2. **Access the Log Result Card:**
   * **Log Result** card will automatically appear, displaying your final score.​
   * That score should match the one displayed on the leaderboard next to your name.​
3. **Log Your Result:**
   * Tap on the **Log Result** card.​
   * Select **Exactly As Written** if you performed the workout as prescribed, or choose the appropriate option if you modified the workout.​
4. **Confirm Workout Details:**
   * Review the workout details to ensure accuracy.​
   * The Tempus score will be auto-filled in the score section for you.
   * Tap **Log Score**.
5. **Add Extras (Optional):**
   * You can add additional information such as:​
     * **Notes:** Personal reflections or observations.
     * **Location:** Where the workout took place.
     * **Image:** Attach relevant photos.
6. **Set Privacy Settings:**
   * Tap on the dropdown next to the **Privacy** title to adjust who can view your workout results.​
7. **Save Your Result:**
   * Once all details are confirmed, tap the **Save** button at the bottom of the screen to finalize logging.​

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### 📊 Accessing Tempus Data

After saving, you can access detailed data from your Tempus match:​

1. **Navigate to the Tempus Tab:**
   * On the **Workout Session** screen, tap on the **Tempus** tab located in the header.​
2. **Review Collected Data:**
   * Here, you'll find comprehensive data including:​
     * **Match Stats:** Total time, number of participants, max and average heart rate (if using Apple Watch), and total calories burned.
     * **Heart Rate & Training Zones:** Graphical representation of heart rate changes throughout the workout (for Apple Watch users).
     * **Event Stream:** Timeline of workout events.
     * **Movements:** Breakdown of time spent on each movement.
     * **Rounds:** Analysis of time spent per round.

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### 💡 Tips & Notes

* **Heart Rate Data:** For Apple Watch users, Tempus provides detailed heart rate data, offering insights into training intensity.​

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### 🎥 Video Walkthrough

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**Transcription:**

Tempus makes logging your BTWB results super easy. Let's go through it. Assuming you're on the final movement card of a workout.​

Tap on the movement card to complete the Tempus match. The Log Result card appears immediately after completing the final movement. It shows your final score.​

It also matches the result displayed on the leaderboard next to your name. Tap on the Log Result card. Select Exactly As Written option on how you performed the above workout.​

Verify your workout movements, tap Log Score. Here you can notice that the Tempus score is auto-added to the score section of the logging screen.​

You can also add extras to your result if you want, such as notes, location, image, etc. You also may set the privacy on the screen.​

Just tap on the dropdown next to the Privacy title, and select the option you'd like. Once all is set, tap the Save button at the bottom of the screen.​

You'll be redirected to the Workout Session screen. Let's see where all the collected data is displayed. Find the Tempus tab title in the header of the screen and tap it.​


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