Make macro breakdown per meal vs just total added? For example - here there's are 2 meals added. Overview page lists calories, but once you have more than one meal, you can't see what made up the macros, or where they came from. If a client (or myself) wanted to see where the carbs were coming from (whether it be as an education tool or just to see what was carb dense), we can't tell what foods made up the total carb count and how much. Yes, it's on the single items info when it is being added, but trying to go back, see those per item would be a major pain. Having a total calorie, carb, protein and fat breakdown per meal would be so helpful!!

Have the ability to change the serving size to 1 gram, 100 grams, cups, tablespoons etc and easily allow us to change the number of servings like in my fitness pal.

For example

Serving size - 1 gram
Number of servings - 115 (allow us to put whatever number we want)
115 servings of 1 gram = 115 grams.

I use this format in my fitness pal whenever "1 gram" is available it allows my clients to basically be as accurate as possible when weighing their food.

We would basically not need my fitness pal if this gets changed ASAP!

Thanks

Exercise Flagging - When a client wants to change an exercise, he/she can flag the exercise and the trainer sees all flagged exercises for each client in the dashboard so he can easily change or modify the exercises.

Another example, a client needs additional instructions on a particular exercise so he flags the exercise as "Require more information" or something similar.

This would make our life as Trainers much easier. At the moment the only option is to have clients leave comments after their workouts, but this means that we have to read every note of each workout. I do this when I have client check-ins, but not on a daily basis, so if a client needs to change an exercise that means that he/she will have to wait until our check-in, which is not great.

Another option would be to have the client message the trainer. But this means that we trainers have to keep track of every feedback we get and we might forget about some things if we can't make the changes the moment we read the message.

Having this Flagging option inside Trainerize would make things much easier since we can just check our dashboard and see which clients need which exercises changed or which exercises need additional information.

I know this might not be easily implemented and might require some time, but I would love seeing this in the future.

Create onboarding videos for trainers to use to help their clients to learn how to use the app. I am looking for more support videos from trainerize for my clients. I need videos to show them how to "Find their workouts", "Mark their Workout" as complete, "Substitute Exercises", "Access the On Demand Library", "Take Progress Photos", "Track Body Stats", and "Use the stopwatch or timer". It would be nice if these instructions were uploaded in the Trainerize video library so that we could drop them into their programs or message. The "Watch Getting Started" video that is under support is great but is often the client's first view of the app. They watch that before they've actually had a chance to use the app and often don't go back to view it.

I like that you guys have the FMS on the app. But I would like to see other types of assessments. For gen population I prefer the 1-mile walk test or 3 min step test to figure out a client’s cardiovascular level & vo2 max. Curl up, push ups for muscular endurance and sit and reach for flexibility to determine a client ability. these are just a few of the tests part of the 5 components which include: muscle strength, muscular endurance, cardiovascular endurance, flexibility and body fat composition.

I noticed that you guys have the 7 and 3 sites caliper measurement for body fat composition and that is great. If you guys can work on building something for the other test that would be great and allow for trainers including myself to keep record within the client’s profile and compare for future test and help determine the client’s initial fitness level just like how the FMS assesses functional movement as an initial tool.

If the calculation can be included also; for example: a client’s who’s a female, age 45 does 1 mile walk test in 8 min and heart rate was at 115. Being able to see where she falls on the rating scale would be good and obviously same for all the test.