CrossFit Style AMRAP workout - Ability to put AMRAP (As Many Rounds As Possible) as a value when adding number of sets.
Currently when putting in a value for the number of sets for the exercise it is not possible to put anything other than a number.
It would be great to have the ability to put in AMRAP if the exercise is to be completed for As Many Rounds As Possible in a set amount of time.
For Example:
AMRAP in 5 minutes
Box Jumps AMRAP x 10 Reps
Pushups AMRAP x 10 Reps
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Wilson Horrell
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This would make me incredibly happy! Great suggestion. Awesome to see that it is planned. great job Trainerize!
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Anonymous
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The timer needs improving drastically.
AMRAP & For time options. (Set a a time limit and have a simple plus button to add your rounds)
EMOM (set the number of rounds with a countdown 5 secs before every minute)
Circuit (select number of rounds, work and rest time)
stopwatch (times your workout) -
Dean Arvin
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This is such a necessary thing to have in my eyes, it is a great way to get a client's cardio in while also beating previous performance!
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Michael Lane
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Currrently, there is 1 space other than weight/reps to input info for said exercise.
Other variables like temp "1-1-2-1" or AMRAP or EMOM etc, can we have specific additions we can select rather than everytime manually keying in these? It will help with variations of trainers - strength coaches / hypertrophy / fat loss / strongman / crossfit etc,.
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Dustin & Kayla French
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I think this would be great too have! Clients get very confused when I put 0 or 1 in the sets.
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Anonymous
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Hi all, I found a fantastic application for TABATA exercise. You can set the intervals and listen to music while you perform. You can download it here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amm.tabata
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Kate Saynor
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Yep, just posted a similar suggestion, but also requested the ability to set single exercises as timed - eg 30 seconds of farmers walk between 30 seconds of treadmill springs. For AMRAP I currently just put a 'goal' number of sets in for the client, but note the details in the instructions. Client then has to log how many rounds in the notes. Not ideal for tracking.
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Kate Saynor
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For AMRAP, a trainer needs to be able to set a 'time' for completing a circuit. For HIIT we need to be able to set a time (eg 30s) of a weighted exercise between treadmill sprints. The client, however needs to be able to note down the total rounds completed, weights and reps.
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Ana-Florencia Rogers commented
Exactly! I love AMRAP workouts and find it annoying to have to put a value such as "0" or "1" in number of sets... when really that numerical value shouldn't be there. It only causes confusion for my clients. !