Workout Execution

If the app gives me a Overhead Press using dumbbells in each hand, and suggest 95 lbs- I dont know if thats 95lbs per hand to be 190lbs overhead or if its suggesting 47.5 lbs per hand to equal 95lbs overhead(to which then, shouldnt the DB #s match...

have the ability to add comments to exercises viewable when used in the future. This can be used to document notes such as setting on a particular machine, difficulty experienced, band color used or other pertinent information for future use.

the old app had the last excerise listed with weight. This makes it easy to see progress or to set up. Make this a feature again.

From Italy MCO (also France Master). Allow the workout description to remain pinned so members can refer back to in during a workout once it is started. This often includes coach details like tempo, weight suggestions, etc.

Current logic: every exercise set and side will default to zero. What would be better is locking in whatever my previous sets weight was- or ask the question of do I want to save time logging multiple sets at once. If I just logged 125lbs on my le...

please refine the app to the machines available at the gym

I see there are 4 week, 6 week, or 8 week programs on the app that were generated by the system. Our coaches can creat workouts or programs for 1 week at a time as far as I'm aware. Can we have the coaches get the ability to create 4,6,or 8 week p...

It would be nice to log my own exercises into this app so I can track exercises and weight amounts in one app. It would also be helpful to allow modifications to planned exercises. For example, if I cannot do a chin-up, what are my other options? ...

The generic workouts the app auto creates aren't very good and should be reviewed. Also the workouts shouldn't disappear. Clients should be able to see their workout history and be able to track their progress. I don't think its safe to send peopl...

I want to be able to view my history for any movement. When I am logging my reps and weight I want to be able to see what they were the last time I performed that particular movement or exercise.