As well as the ability for them to post VIDEOS! For Form checks!

It would be good if clients had the possibility to add some notes on each exercise (ex: weight felt light on first 2 sets but last set was on the edge )

This, and allow clients to upload videos (of their form, etc) to specific sessions or exercises. I want to be able to look back at a session & see the videos a client sent at the time, not have to dig through my DMs back to that date.

Adding a notes option for each individual exercise for clientele. Having this option will allow for better communication flow about how an exercise felt, how the client felt (if had knee pain that day so did less reps) or maybe they were in a different gym and the machine was slightly different

This idea is reflected in a number of different ways in other suggestions (I know this because having recently started using Trainerize I came here to make sure you planned to implement it in the near future) I have in fact voted on a few variations of it before finding this one. It's a major weakness of the platform for coaches/clients who care about the quality of performance of each exercise and who care about implementing effective progressive overload. Truecoach and Everfit do it, as mentioned below, for something so apparently simple it would make such a significant improvement in the platform.

I love this idea!!

Similar to how clients can always see their prior weights and reps, allow them to add a few notes to their exercises.

For example, when they are using a cable machine, they might want to note, which peg hole they had the cable height set to. Or when on a seated leg press machine, how close they were to the footplate.

Currently, they can only put notes at the end of their workout, but they can't see those notes when doing that same exercise later.

In addition it would be great to see sets stacked so that you can see what happened with each rep in a row as opposed to scrolling down to see each set in a superset. The app Strong does a good job of this and you can easily lock the comment to the exercise and update it as needed.

Truecoach and Everfit both have the ability for each specific exercise to have comments made by the trainer (for extra instructions) and comments made by the client when doing it.

Please!!! I would love to see this

Please do this! It would make it so much easier to communicate with clients and make the workout feel more personalized for them. TrueCoach has this option and I still keep my subscription with them as well for only this reason. Some clients need a little more direction, reminders and cues at the specific exercise. Its also a great place for them to ask questions or comment on the actual exercise.

This would be amazing to be able to coach clients through dropsets or tempo work

I think this would be helpful as I'm charting my notes about the exercise they're currently doing.
My clients also feel the same way, they would like the ability to add notes to the exercise after they're done, instead of scrolling all the way to the top to do it or waiting until after the workout to leave a comment.

Add notes under the exercise. (Eg, if you want them to change the tempo, or to add isoholds for the exercise, or rest pause etc)

I think a lot of trainers want an ability to put comments/notes on each exercise embedded into integral, like a separate column. I know putting it in the target column is a workaround, but it's not intuitive.

Have another text box to enter notes for individual exercises within a workout. Would be a great tool for trainers to take notes.

I want to be able to make notes for individual exercises during the workout, while entering stats

I wish I could add a note to a created exercise in the master exercise library. For example: "squat with slightly narrower stance to support hip injury", etc

Now, it's possible for clients to make notes for the whole workout, but not for each excercise. Would be great to do that (Example: "Reduced weight bench press due to DOMS" --> barbell bench press. "New record, yes!" --> Barbell Squat)

Under each exercise a section to make notes. For more advanced clients there is no way to keep track of things like drop sets.