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Hydration

How much water should you drink?

Adjust for weight, exercise, and climate. Get a target you can actually hit today.

111 oz

daily target

3.3 L · 6.9 bottles

Your day

Break it down

Ounces

111 oz

Liters

3.3 L

8-oz cups

14

16-oz bottles

6.9

Freedom Coach™

Aim for 111 oz (3.3 L) today.

That's roughly 6.9 standard bottles or 14 8-oz cups. Urine should look pale straw — dark yellow means catch up.

  • Front-load: 16 oz on waking, 16 oz before each meal — you'll hit 60% by 3 PM without thinking.
  • Around exercise: 16 oz in the hour before, 6–8 oz every 15 minutes during.
  • Add a pinch of salt or electrolyte tab if you sweat heavily — plain water alone can trigger cramps.

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Frequently asked questions

Is '8 glasses a day' correct?

It's a rough baseline. Actual need scales with body weight, activity, and climate. Half your body weight in ounces is a better starting point.

Does coffee count toward hydration?

Mostly yes — caffeine's diuretic effect is mild in habitual drinkers. Net hydration from coffee is ~80% of the fluid volume.

Can I drink too much water?

Yes — hyponatremia is real if you drink gallons quickly with no sodium. Spread intake and salt your food.

How do I know if I'm hydrated?

Pale straw urine and no strong thirst. Dark yellow or thirst before every meal means you're behind.

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