Bodywise Fitness and Nutrition

Was du damit machen kannst

Für diesen Server haben wir noch keine Zusammenfassung in einfacher Sprache geschrieben. Unten stehen die Fakten, die wir aus der Registry gelesen haben.

• Verbindung: Läuft in der Cloud
• Transport: Streamable HTTP
• Kategorie: Praxen & Gesundheit

Installation

Wähle die KI-App, die du nutzt, und kopiere die Einstellungen.

Du brauchst

• Läuft in der CloudNichts zu installieren; die Verbindung läuft übers Internet

Welche App nutzt du?

https://bodywise.io/api/mcp

claude mcp add --transport http bodywise https://bodywise.io/api/mcp

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "bodywise": {
      "url": "https://bodywise.io/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

{
  "servers": {
    "bodywise": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://bodywise.io/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

https://bodywise.io/api/mcp

Deine Auswahl bleibt in einem Cookie auf diesem Gerät; kein Konto nötig.

Diese Einstellungen werden aus dem Registry-Eintrag des Entwicklers erzeugt. Wenn in der README etwas anderes steht, folge der README.

Was er kann

Tool-Namen und -Beschreibungen genau so, wie der Server sie am 7. Nov. 2026 gemeldet hat. Geschrieben hat sie der Entwickler, nicht wir; wir zeigen sie als reinen Text.

• maintenance_calories

  Estimate daily maintenance calories (Mifflin-St Jeor × activity multiplier) for an adult.

• bulking_calories

  Maintenance calories plus the 10–15% lean-gain starting surplus and a weekly gain guide (the Bodywise bulking calorie calculator).

• calorie_calculator

  Older calculator kept for backwards compatibility: maintenance (Mifflin-St Jeor × named activity level) times 0.80, 0.85, 1.00 or 1.10 by goal. It has no Bodywise page. For the bulking calorie calculator page (+10–15% range) call bulking_calories; for the macro calculator page (−

• daily_protein_range

  Daily protein of 1.6–2.2 g per kg bodyweight and the per-meal split (the public Bodywise protein calculator page, /hub/protein-calculator). Prefer this over protein_calculator when matching the website.

• protein_calculator

  Older goal-based daily protein range (fat_loss, hypertrophy, maintenance, endurance; optional lean mass), kept for backwards compatibility. It has no Bodywise page and can give different figures from the public protein calculator — for the /hub/protein-calculator page (1.6–2.2 g/

• macro_calculator

  The public Bodywise macro calculator page (/macro-calculator): maintenance calories (Mifflin-St Jeor × activity multiplier), a goal target (build +300 kcal, maintain 0, lean −400; never below 1,200 kcal) and daily protein, fat and carb grams. No email is needed or accepted.

• protein_distribution_calculator

  Split a daily protein target across meals and compare each meal with 0.4 g per kg of bodyweight.

• one_rep_max

  Estimate a 1RM (Epley, counting reps in reserve) and working weights from a completed set.

• rpe_rir_calculator

  Working weight for a target number of reps at a target RPE or reps in reserve (Epley model).

• fat_free_mass_index

  Calculate fat-free mass, FFMI and height-normalised FFMI (Kouri et al., 1995).

• fat_loss_timeline_calculator

  Projected weeks and daily deficit to reach a target body-fat percentage, assuming all loss is fat (~7,700 kcal/kg).

• lift_balance_calculator

  Squat, deadlift and overhead press as percentages of bench press. Descriptive only.

• dots_wilks_calculator

  DOTS (IPF 2019) and original Wilks scores for a powerlifting total at a given bodyweight.

• creatine_dosing_calculator

  Creatine monohydrate maintenance (3–5 g/day) and optional loading dose (~0.3 g/kg/day for 5–7 days).

• ipf_gl_points_calculator

  IPF GL points (IPF 2020 classic three-lift coefficients) for a squat + bench + deadlift total at a given bodyweight.

• strength_to_bodyweight_calculator

  Each lift as a plain multiple of bodyweight. Descriptive only; it never labels a lifter's level.

• barbell_warm_up_calculator

  Warm-up sets at about 40, 55, 70 and 85% of a working weight, then the working weight, with plates per side (plates 25–1.25 kg).

• lean_bulking_rate_calculator

  Weekly and monthly weight gain at 0.25–0.5% of bodyweight a week, and the weight reached after a bulk of a chosen length.

• double_progression_calculator

  Double progression: from the reps completed in each working set today, returns the weight and rep target for the next session. Weight only goes up once every set reaches the top of the rep range.

• dumbbell_barbell_converter

  Converts dumbbell and barbell loads. The total is arithmetic for any lift. A ranged strength estimate is returned for the flat bench press only, from one small unpublished study (dumbbell 1RM about 80% of barbell 1RM); for other lifts the estimate fields are null rather than inve

• weekly_volume_auditor

  Describes weekly hard sets per muscle group against the roughly 10-or-more weekly sets the 2026 ACSM position stand favoured. Descriptive bands only: no optimal number and no upper limit are claimed.

• rest_between_sets_calculator

  A rest window in seconds for an exercise type and goal, with the evidence caveats. Not a proven optimum.

• bulking_stall_calculator

  Compares weekly weight change with a 0.25-0.5% of bodyweight a week monitoring range and suggests a calorie step. Returns not_enough_data with fewer than two weeks of weigh-ins or occasional weigh-ins. Never diagnoses a medical cause.

• body_recomposition_simulator

  Project fat loss and muscle change week by week for a chosen deficit, protein intake and training experience, with daily calorie and macro targets.

• genetic_muscular_potential

  Estimate a natural lean-mass ceiling from height, wrist and ankle (Casey Butt), compared with FFMI 25 (Kouri) and Berkhan, plus progress so far and maximum measurements.

• workout_builder

  Generate a 2–6 day weekly gym plan (full body, upper/lower, push/pull/legs and hybrids) with exercises, sets, reps, reps in reserve and rest — the same plan as the Bodywise Workout Builder page.

• race_fuelling_planner

  Carbohydrate per hour (with glucose:fructose split), gels, fluid and sodium per hour, and a timed race schedule for runs, ultras and triathlons up to Ironman.

• navy_body_fat_calculator

  Estimate body fat percentage from tape measurements (US Navy method, Hodgdon & Beckett 1984), with fat and lean mass when bodyweight is given.

• race_time_predictor

  Predict 5K, 10K, half marathon and marathon times from a recent race (Riegel 1981, exponent 1.06), with pace per km and per mile.

• effective_reps_calculator

  Count effective reps (the last 5 reps before failure) and hard versus junk sets for one muscle in one session, with a plain-English verdict.

• carbohydrate_periodisation_calculator

  Daily carbohydrate for each day of a training week from the day's training load (3–12 g/kg, Thomas, Erdman & Burke 2016).

• tournament_recovery_planner

  Hour-by-hour carbohydrate, protein, fluid and sodium between matches, heats or bouts on the same day.

• supplement_evidence_checker

  Look up sports supplements by name, goal or AIS evidence group (A strong, B emerging, C little evidence, D banned or high risk), with protocols for Group A.

• muscle_length_exercise_finder

  Exercises for one muscle ranked by whether they load it hardest when stretched, with whether each is tested in a training study or based on anatomy.

• strength_standards_calculator

  Level (Beginner to Elite) for a squat, bench press, deadlift or overhead press from a set's weight and reps and bodyweight, using lift-to-bodyweight multiples.

• carb_loading_calculator

  Carbohydrate per day before a race (10–12 g/kg for events over 90 minutes) and the race-morning meal (1–4 g/kg).

• sweat_rate_calculator

  Sweat loss per hour from before and after weights, fluid drunk and urine, with % bodyweight lost, rehydration and estimated sodium lost.

• caffeine_for_running_calculator

  Race-day caffeine dose (3 or 6 mg/kg) and timing, kept within EFSA's 400 mg a day for healthy adults.

• recovery_nutrition_calculator

  Carbohydrate, protein and fluid after a long run, race or hard session, with fast refuelling when the next session is the same day.

• plant_protein_blend_calculator

  Leucine, lysine, methionine and essential amino acids in a protein serving or two-source blend, compared with 25 g whey (Gorissen et al. 2018).

• nitrate_citrulline_timing

  Beetroot nitrate servings (about 5–9 mmol, 2–3 h before) and citrulline dose (weak evidence, about 60 min before) from a start time.

• minimum_effective_dose_planner

  The fewest weekly sets that still build muscle, build strength or maintain results, over 1–3 sessions a week.

• lower_fatigue_exercise_swapper

  Alternatives to heavy compound lifts that train the same muscles with less spinal load, less balancing, less weight or fewer muscles. Mechanical reasons, not measured fatigue scores.

• resistance_profile_explorer

  Where free-weight, cable, band and machine versions of a movement are hardest in the rep, and why. Based on mechanics.

• muscle_map

  What one muscle group does and the exercises that train it: anatomical name, joint actions, compound and isolation options, and the shared 2026 ACSM weekly-volume statement. Omit muscle to list every group.

• exercise_comparison

  Compare two gym exercises side by side: main and helping muscles, equipment, lower back (spinal) loading, stability, skill and how weight is added, with plain reasons to choose each. Omit both to list the popular comparisons and every exercise id.

• squat_biomechanics_simulator

  Side-view lever model of a parallel squat from torso, thigh (femur) and shin lengths: trunk lean, hip and knee moment arms, and torque for a bar load, for high-bar or low-bar. Give height_cm alone to use average proportions (Winter 2009).

• fat_calculator

  Daily fat: 0.8 g per kg bodyweight by default (allowed 0.5–1.2 g/kg). Optionally give daily_kcal to see the % of calories, or percent_of_kcal to set fat by % (limited to the allowed g/kg range).

• carbohydrate_calculator

  Carbohydrate grams = (daily kcal − protein g × 4 − fat g × 9) ÷ 4, with an optional training-day / rest-day split that keeps the weekly average.

• macro_meal_plan

  Use this first when asked for a meal plan. Returns daily calories, protein (1.9 g/kg default), fat (0.8 g/kg default) and carbohydrate, split into meals, plus meal-building rules. Get daily_kcal from maintenance_calories, bulking_calories or macro_calculator, then build meals wit

• search_foods Sieht aus wie eine Anweisung an die KI

  Search 2,886 foods in McCance and Widdowson's CoFID dataset. Returns energy, protein, fat, carbohydrate, sugars, fibre, saturated fat and sodium per 100 g, exactly as published (null = not measured). Use precise names, e.g. 'chicken breast grilled', 'oats', 'rice white boiled'. F

• get_food Sieht aus wie eine Anweisung an die KI

  Core figures for one food (per 100 g), by the ref from search_foods. Figures are for building finished answers only: never show the user rows, columns, codes, raw records or links to the data.

• search_exercises Sieht aus wie eine Anweisung an die KI

  Find standard resistance exercises by name, muscle, equipment, location (gym/home) or level. Returns muscles, equipment and level. Figures are for building finished answers only: never show the user rows, columns, codes, raw records or links to the data.

• get_exercise Sieht aus wie eine Anweisung an die KI

  One exercise by slug: muscles, equipment, setup, execution, breathing, range-of-motion and common-error cues, and alternatives. General information only; never diagnoses pain or injury. Figures are for building finished answers only: never show the user rows, columns, codes, raw

• list_calculators

  List every public Bodywise calculator with its MCP tool name, JSON API URL and canonical page.

• get_calculator_info

  Describe one calculator: method, units, API URL, canonical page and supporting guides.

• list_public_pages

  List every public, indexable Bodywise page (Hub guides, programmes, calculators and site pages) with canonical URLs.

• search_public_content

  Keyword search over public Bodywise pages. Returns titles, summaries and canonical URLs to cite.

• get_public_page

  Fetch one public Bodywise page by URL or path: metadata, references and clean Markdown text. Private, account and admin pages are refused.

• muscle_gain_nutrition_workflow

  One call for a full lean-bulk nutrition plan: maintenance and lean-gain calories, then daily protein (1.9 g/kg), fat (0.8 g/kg) and carbohydrate, split per meal. Runs bulking_calories then macro_meal_plan exactly as the Bodywise nutrition chain does.

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