great idea

Rather than having to build a complete workout. We should be able to create groups of routines, piece workouts together and order them on the day exactly how we want - "warm ups", "main workouts", "cool downs".

It would allow use to create template "warm ups" and "cool downs" and only need to change the main workout - otherwise it takes forever to build a complete workout.

Ive tried numbering each part of my workouts and it doesn't work.
Its quite annoying we cant even make it work in alphabetical order.... and looks very unprofessional when delivering to a client. This is definitely the biggest

i.e. "Warm-Up", "Complex 1", "Complex 2", "Metabolic"so that each section of the workout can be categorized.

Yes! I was thinking that you could just have a custom "superset" button? where you could click on it and type in the heading you want!

I'd like to be able to drop in "mini-workouts" within the primary workout for the day. For instance: I could build the Crossfit "Bear Complex", which consists of 4 to 5 different exercises, and drop it into the workout just as I would for a single exercise.

This would be much easier than building the complex superset into each workout template, and more detailed than just creating a general exercise than features a video of the whole complex.

Have a template design specifically for a warm up or cool down that can be integrated into a workout via the workout builder.

Warm up templates to be added at the beginning of the workout. This way we can separate warm ups from workouts. Warm ups can be less customized than a workout and easily added to any workout.

Yes! This is a major turn off right now that I can't create distinction between what's warm up/movement prep and whats the actual workout, or breaking up the core/mobility work from the rest of the workout.

For example:

Warm Up
Core
Balance
Strength
Metabolic
Mobility

Different titles for each grouping and the ability to leave specific notes for the clients to follow on each of the sections.

Would look into a way to have the trainer rearrange the order in the calendar after the workouts are added, in situations where a workout is already programmed and then a change is needed. For example: if the client injures a bodypart two weeks into the program and I need to add a “therapeutic” workout in the beginning of the workout. As it is now, once I add the “therapeutic” workout it goes to the end, unless I delete the entire day and put all of the programming in all over again. Please look into adding this feature when the trainer can adjust the order.

I would like the ability to give names to my circuits, instead of "Circuit 1," "Circuit 2," etc.

This way I could name them "Warm-up," "Tabata Round," "Cooldown," etc.

So I love the drag and drop feature, but sometimes I want to schedule stretching after cardio and lifting, and sometimes the feature only lets you drag and drop things in the order it allows. I feel we should have this power as trainers to prioritize things however we please.

If I add cardio as a workout of the day first , it would be nice if it showed that first. It always seems to prioritize workouts over cardio

Being able to add sections into a workout (warm-up & cool-down etc) would be great

I would like the ability to program visible sections for my athletes. For example, when they open their work for the day, I would like sub headings for their work:

Warm Up
3 sets of:
a
b
c
mobility

Technique work:
a
b

Strength
a
b

Conditioning
a
b

Accessory
a
b
c

Even the ability to name supersets or develop Templates with those headers would be helpful for my weightlifters

This is crucial for me. I have a 16 week program with a 5 day split broken into 4 week phases. This alone gives me 20 workout templates in a list. Multiply it a few times and the list gets unmanageable. Great suggestion, Trainerize please do this

It would be very useful to be able to separate the workout into categories which you could then make super sets within each category

To create a circuit for clients to complete at the end of their regular workout.

Yes, I love this idea!

Yes, I just posted this as well and my submission brought me to this.