Physician-run telehealth — TN · FL · GA · OH · WA. One doctor reviews every case. No queue, no chatbot.
Free companion tool

You know you should work out. Nobody tells you how to start.

Everyone already knows they’re supposed to exercise. About 28% of what you lose on a GLP-1 isn’t fat — it’s lean muscle. A realistic strength and cardio plan that fits your actual week and adapts to your actual experience level.

The real question isn’t whether. It’s how.

If you’re 100 lbs overweight and haven’t set foot in a gym since you were twelve, “you should exercise” was never the missing piece — you already knew that. The real gap is where do you even start. This app meets you wherever you actually are, zero experience or years of it, and pushes exactly as hard as you can take — not built by a doctor observing from a distance, but by someone doing the same 45-minute sessions himself.

Built around 45 minutes, not 3 hours

Nobody has three hours to give this. The plan is built for the time you actually have — 30, 45, or 60 minutes — and tracks the equipment you actually have access to, whether that’s nothing but your own bodyweight or a full commercial gym. Try both below and watch the exact same week change shape:

Try it — not a screenshot, an actual preview

Pick your level and equipment. See the week change.

A simplified live preview built from real sample data — the real app builds a full custom week scaled to your days per week, session length, and goal.

Experience level
Equipment

Sample data for illustration — your real plan is generated fresh from your equipment, days per week, and physical limitations.

Cardio, deliberately included

Strength alone isn’t the plan — cardio is built in for heart health, not just muscle, and it progresses in phases (Base, Build, Extend, Peak) as your conditioning improves, the same way the dose escalates on the medication side.

See it, then try it

These are real screens from the live app — not mockups.

On your actual calendar

Workouts sync directly to your calendar, planned weeks ahead — not just “today’s workout” you have to remember to check. Every session tracks form cues, lets you swap an exercise that doesn’t work for your equipment or a physical limitation, and logs your history so the plan adapts as you get stronger.

How to register

Free to start. No card, no waiting.

Four steps, about two minutes — no consult required to try it.

1

Open the tool

No app-store download — opens straight in your browser.

2

Create a free account

Just an email and password. No card.

3

2-minute setup

Tell it your level, equipment, and days per week.

4

Start today

Your first week is ready the moment setup finishes.

Free for anyone

Ready to start?

Free for anyone, patient or not. If you’re ready for a physician managing the medicine too, apply — Dr. Miranda reviews every application himself.

Summit Metabolic Health

Physician-run GLP-1 weight loss and hormone care — the only program built to get you off medication, not keep you on it.

Telehealth only · Licensed in TN · FL · GA · OH · WA
200 M.L.K. Blvd, Suite 1000, Chattanooga, TN 37402
(423) 407-7837 · pmiranda@summitmetabolic.health

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Summit Metabolic Health provides telehealth services to patients located in Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, Ohio and Washington. Content on this site is for general information and is not a substitute for individualized medical advice. Medication is prescribed only after a physician evaluation determines it is appropriate, and is dispensed and billed separately through an independent, licensed 503A compounding pharmacy. Individual results vary. Compounded medications are prepared for an individual patient by prescription and are not approved or evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. Ozempic® and Wegovy® are registered trademarks of Novo Nordisk A/S; Mounjaro® and Zepbound® are registered trademarks of Eli Lilly and Company. Summit Metabolic Health is not affiliated with Novo Nordisk or Eli Lilly, and compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not those branded products.