Days and exercises
Add as many training days as you need, each with exercises in order. Rename, reorder and add notes to any day.
Write a rotation of training days once — Day A, Day B, Day C — with the sets, reps, load cues and rest you want. Assign it to any client and they’ll always know what’s up next, with your targets right there when they log.
Programs sent as PDFs or spreadsheets get ignored, misread or forgotten. When the program lives in the same place clients log their workouts, following it becomes the default.
Add as many training days as you need, each with exercises in order. Rename, reorder and add notes to any day.
Sets, a rep target like “8–10”, a load cue like “RPE 8”, “70%” or “135 lb”, rest time and coaching notes per exercise.
Common lifts, cardio, conditioning and mobility movements autocomplete as you type — or type any exercise you like.
Copy a program to make a variation for a new client or a new training block.
Clients see the next day in their rotation, based on the last program day they logged, with your prescriptions.
Put a client on a program from their profile; adherence is measured against its workouts-per-week target from that date.
Add exercises with sets, reps, load and rest. Changes save as you go.
Choose the client and start date from their profile.
Each logged program day moves them to the next, and adherence shows on their profile.
A program is a rotation of training days with a weekly workout target. Clients work through the days in order and loop back to the first day.
Yes. Assign one program to as many clients as you like, or duplicate it to tailor a version for one person.
No. They can log the program day pre-filled with your targets and adjust what they actually did, or log anything else they trained.
Yes. The load field is free text, so “RPE 8”, “70% 1RM” or a fixed weight all work.
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