Help shape what we build next for the AI Workout Builder 🤖💪
We’re actively working on improving the AI Workout Builder—and we want your input.
What should we build next?
This is the place to suggest, discuss, and vote on new AI features you’d love to see. Your feedback directly helps us prioritize what comes next.
Some examples of ideas we’re exploring (just to spark inspiration):
- Multiple workouts in a single chat (generate variations or a series without starting over)
- Creating full programs with AI, not just individual workouts
- Conversation history, so you can revisit, tweak, or continue past AI sessions
Have a different idea? Even better.
Post it below and explain how you’d use it in your coaching workflow!
Thanks for helping us build an AI tool that actually fits the way you coach 🙌
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Cara Westrup commented
Full Body workout programs. 3 days, 4 days, 5 days, Progressive strength building at home and gym
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Cara Christine Westrup commented
Full programs. progressive strength workouts for at home and at gym
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Marcin Nowysz commented
I tried it out of curiosity, and so far every workout it came up with was absolute garbage. I'd rather we actually got the features we've been asking for years, than getting AI-slop shoehorned in.
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Anonymous commented
Please make the AI workout builder understand the principles of programming for certain types of exercises so it's not just spewing randomized workouts to people.
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Valerie Tucciarone commented
Would love to be able to create micro and macro cycles of a program to help speed up programming progressions of volume (reps x sets) and exercises. Currently, pretty tedious to try to program progressions throughout a phase or creating follow on phases.
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Dan Arthur
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Looks like you're already working on it, but from testing the AI things I'd like to see:
-Multiple workouts in single chat
-Conversation history (to revisit or adjust)
-Edit workouts after created (since sometimes I forget to include something in a prompt like RPE)
-A way to modify client summary (such as beginner, intermediate, etc... levels estimated by the AI)? -
Anonymous commented
Single ingredient meals =, example: chicken, asparagus, sweet potatoes in the serving size specified by the trainer
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Ludovica Petrarca commented
diet pplan creator , simple with plain ingredients that i can combine eventually, not 20 steps recipes
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Mark Phelps commented
The AI builder should be more like Everfits AI builder. It's seamless, lets you edit workouts in the chat easier, and understands what a superset is. It also does not pull a random exercise that you never requested.
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Baiba Zalite commented
It would be very helpful if the client could take photos of everything they eat and have the calories calculated automatically. This would make it much easier for the client to follow their nutrition plan.
Something similar to existing apps where you can track your calorie intake simply by taking a photo of your food would be very beneficial and convenient for the client.
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Tammy Foxx
commented
The ability to create workouts that are gender specific. My clients are all female and prefer female videos.
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Tammy Foxx
commented
Have the AI only use custom exercises.
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Mitch Ingersoll commented
There’s been a ton of tech issues since I’ve received an email stating Trainerize is upping prices. In addition, I have no need nor want AI services added to my platform. As it is, I am currently looking for alternative platforms.
For reference, I train most clients in person, a few on the app only. If you offer a cheaper alternative to the scaling business options, that just allows use of your platform for programming/monitoring/scheduling, I would be interested. But, as it is, I’m not interested in all of the add-ons your company is currently pushing. We should not be charged for things we do not want.
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Denise Smith commented
I need to be able to create multiple workouts in 1 chat. A program with progressions
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Tejean Smith commented
Movement Pattern Programming
Instead of selecting exercises first, allow the AI to build workouts based on movement patterns.
Example input:
Squat
Hinge
Push
Pull
Core
CarryThen the AI selects exercises based on:
Client level
Injury restrictions
Equipment availableThis helps keep programs balanced and structured.
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Anonymous commented
The ability to automatically progress workouts each week. For example set the weights to increase by a specific percentage - which is decided by the coach for each exercise when making the plan.
Also to automatically set the reps to increase/decrease each week along with the weight changes.
That would save a lot of time not having to do the progression spreadsheet for each client -
FIT4CHANGE LLC commented
It would be great to be able to create the program with alternate exercises and substitutions for coaches to use on the fly.
Like based on potential injuries or athletic level.
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J J commented
Group workout templates that adjust to the appropriate exercise based off of the client's level.The program should auto-select exercises based on a client’s movement assessment score by matching movement patterns with appropriate regression, base, or progression exercises. so when we assign a template, it can auto select the right exercises. The coach would build their hierarchy of exercises for progressions and regressions so the system could pull from it
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Anonymous
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As many have said, the feature is not extremely helpful until it has the ability to build out whole programs and training blocks. I was excited for this feature because I thought that it would take into consideration the previous training blocks the client has had and then builds out the next block based on the gathered data, my instructions and coaching philosophy. It clearly is not able to do that.
To write a simple single-off workout, is not a challenge for a trainer, and doesn't need a special feature.
And I actually loved the comment that said that the most time-consuming part is entering the workouts into Trainerize. As long as planning out programs isn't getting any more comfortable and Trainerize cannot show me a proper view of the client's previous training blocks and progressions, I will continue to create training programs in a Google Sheet, and would benefit tons from AI which could help enter the training block into Trainerize. That would be really useful.
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Anonymous commented
i would like it to be able to create the next phase/ progression of a workout