Weekly targets
Each program sets a workouts-per-week target, and clients see this week’s progress against it on their Today page.
Results come from what clients do on the days you don’t see them. workouts.coach makes those days visible — weekly targets, adherence, quiet-client alerts and a message thread — so you can step in early and keep people on track.
Without a shared record of the week, accountability turns into awkward “did you train?” texts. When clients log their workouts and you can see adherence at a glance, check-ins become specific, positive and much easier to send.
Each program sets a workouts-per-week target, and clients see this week’s progress against it on their Today page.
See the share of the weekly target each client has hit over the last four weeks, plus an eight-week history chart.
Clients who go seven days without a workout, miss a session or fall under half of their target are flagged on your dashboard.
Send a nudge from the client’s profile. They’re emailed and reply from their portal; unread messages are highlighted for them.
Lift trends and AI rollups surface progress to celebrate, so your messages aren’t only reminders.
Clients open their portal to the next workout, upcoming sessions and your latest message — no guessing what to do.
Assign a program with the number of workouts per week you expect.
Adherence and quiet-client alerts update as clients log.
Send a specific, timely check-in before a missed week becomes a missed month.
For each of the last four complete weeks, workouts logged (up to the target) are compared with the program’s weekly target, then averaged as a percentage.
After seven days without a workout, a no-show in the last two weeks, adherence under 50%, or an invite they haven’t accepted.
Yes. When you message a client who has joined, they get an email and can reply from their portal; you’re emailed when they reply.
Yes. Their Today page shows this week against target and recent weeks, and their history shows every workout.
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