Coach / Trainer - ABC Trainerize
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Training day calories and rest day calories
Need a second goal to set for rest days as some clients need their training and rest days different calories and macros
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Log Daily Macros Button VS MyFitnessPal if Cronometer/LoseIt/Apple Health isn't available
As much as I would prefer integrations with Cronometer, Lose It or even Apple Health syncing calories/macros/micros. I understand that it's not always something that can happen (or at least quickly).
A "log daily macros" would be better than nothing. This way the client can just input total calories, carbs, protein, fats for the day (bonus vote for fiber and water).
The work around right now is a custom meal each day but it's too clunky.
I'm new to Trainerize and this is a big hang up for me as I recommend Cronometer to clients.
Thanks guys!
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Auto calculate and prescribe calorie and macro target and generate basic meal plan
When a new client signs up to a program have the ability to have the system request they update body stats and nutrition preferences. Then have AI automatically calculate and provide the calorie and macro prescription and generate a basic meal plan they can self-guide via the app. Also having tick box to be able to choose which of our plans have training and nutrition or just training or just nutrition selected on the automation set-up
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Be able to set macro goals for specific days, like training days vs non training days
It would be nice to be able set a custom macro goal for day Monday Tuesday Wednesday, or just simply
Training day macros - x/x/x and rest day macros - x/x/x23 votes -
A food tracker video tutorial to give new clients.
A food tracker video tutorial to give new clients. It will help the clients to understand how to use the food tracker which will help us get more results. Which will bring more clients.
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more food tracking app options
Clients should have more options of food tracking apps other than fitnesspal and the trainerize app. I really enjoy the Loseit! app for food tracking, and while i can have clients use that app to track and share it with me, its much easier to have it all in once place. More food tracking apps in general would be super helpful for options
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1 vote
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Add new individual meals directly over mobile app
I would like to create new meals directly in the app, just as I can add new exercises to the master library from the mobile app.
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Ability to set custom macros
I find that usually protein intake is way to high for clients on maintenance/build since the lowest split is 30% of total calories.
It would be great if we as trainers could modify at least that protein field and set custom goal.
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pork, ham, dairy with meat mix excludes needed to be in the exclude option since my brand is all about kosher
pork, ham, dairy with meat mix excludes needed to be in the exclude option since my brand is all about kosher
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Allow multiple modes of nutrition tracking
Clients shouldn't have to choose between in-app tracking and myfitnesspal. I want to add my recipe library to the in-app tracking, and allow clients to add those while also adding their own meals via myfitnesspal if they so choose. OR - give an option to see "meal library" of all the meals I've added that they can draw inspiration from
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Adding two nutrition goals (high/low days) and two meal plans
Some clients are following a higher calories/carb meal plan on training days and lower calories/carbs on rest days. I'd love to be able to include two pdfs in the meal plan section and two nutrition goals.
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Have the meals separated into four categories rather than just three. Meaning: Carbs, Fats, Protein AND Greens.
I urge my clients to build their plates in 4 categories being the ones I mentioned above. Having a "greens" included allows them to make an easy mental checklist for something they're normally lacking in their diets. I think this would be a great addition and help a lot more people on their nutrition journey. Please consider!
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On/ off option for client to set their own macros for hands-off coaching
A client-type option OR setting option that coaches can turn on or off for clients to be able to set their own macros like they would in myfitnesspal or other macros tracking apps. This allows coaches to offer an option for a more hands-off approach for lower-tier coaching.
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Calorie goal variance only. With macro recommendation but not required gold
The ability to have a calorie variance on your goal and also macro targets to be assigned without them going against your goal if they're not met
1 vote -
The ability to see weekly averages for macros as well as fibre intake
Averages are important. Ones calories/macros may be low one day or higher another but a weekly average gives better data. As well as adding fibre intake. This allows us to know where many of their carbs are coming from
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allow clients to build recipes
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allow trainers to set custom macros for different days of the week
allow trainers to set different macro targets for different days of the week
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Notes section added to the meals so you can make modifications.
Most of the meals in here simply aren't practical. With a few modifications, they could be. Add a notes section to each meal where you can tell the client what substitutions they need to make to align the plan with their needs
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Categories for the nutrition library, similiar to programs for the exercise library.
Example: Travel Category. I aim to assist busy professionals by curating a specialized food library tailored for travelers. This collection will include easy-to-prepare recipes, convenient on-the-go meals, and suitable options available at airports. The client will be assigned to this specific library, ensuring the offerings feel customized to their needs. This approach allows clients to easily swap meals as needed, ensuring that every option in their plan is practical and relevant for travel, without being cluttered with unsuitable recipes.
2 votes
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