Under "Activity" button in the Calendar app, add in the above features and remove 'Table Tennis'.

Quickly progress a client's workout by copying and pasting a workout (within calendar) and making a change. Currently, it's a long process to simply change one thing like increasing volume or intensity - you have to go into the training program, duplicate, rename it, and make the update to increase reps. This is too long for something so simple. Many clients do the same thing within a phase but increase volume or intensity each week.

Categorise exercises to make it easier to find. Eg Mobility, stretches, Olympic lifting etc

I typed in Pilates and didn’t find any exercises

I want to add RPE for my clients and a way to immediately add what intensity was used for equipment like resistance bands. Most rest timers won’t allow to go up and add notes and return.

Please add the equipment "box" as an option. Seems like this would be a quick fix!

Availability to see history of each exercise weight used. It would be nice to see the complete history of weight used for each exercise vs just the last time it was logged directly in the workout

I would love if we could have 5 second rest option instead of 10 being the shortest amount of time!

Instead of having to create a new exercise for the exercise library, it would be nice if we could just substitute the video for one of the Trainerize exercises.

For example I have lots of clients doing squats right now with the original sites video, I would eventually like to replace that with a video of me doing them. I don't want to have 2 copies of the exercise.

I've noticed that some of the kettlebell exercises (Kettlebell cleans in particular) in your video library are being improperly performed. Sometimes in a manner that if replicated by a client could cause injury. I know that I can make my own videos and do not need to use the ones provided. However, when providing exercise demonstrations as part of the service said exercises should be demonstrated properly. I feel that Trainerize has an obligation to provide correct exercise demonstrations and by not doing so it hurts your credibility as a "Fitness Platform".

Have a menu button for personal records of any movement and make them searchable. I know that when a workout is currently programmed it shows the recent stats and best overall of the movement but there is not a way to search for a movement from a previous workout.

All my clients have said I wish I could just search a lift (I.E barbell bent-over row) and see what the most weight I have ever logged is. or have all the info of that exercise like a 3 rep max or most reps done in an unbroken set

Have the option to track the left and right sides for unilateral exercises. Also, have the option to open more than one client at a time if you are doing group training.

Allow to edit a certain set within the exercise to change the rep range. This is quite annoying because i have to add the exercise twice to change the rep range.

Disc Golf is one of the fastest-growing sports in the world. There is an estimated 8-12 million people globally that have played disc golf. I'm requesting that it be added as an option alongside golf, table tennis, and the other sporting activities listed.

Rucking is becoming increasingly popular as a form of cardiovascular exercise. It would be great to see it added as an option to select for cardio.

I think its common to track running in terms of miles. But if I prescribe rowing, its more of a standard to track that in terms of metres. I want to be able to choose the specific measurement standard on current and also custom exercises without it being an overall selection of my "preferred unit" (metric/imperial). Just let me choose the exact type of measurement for each exercise.

in the section for scoring GPS movement assessments, there should be a section for each assessment to include freely taken notes

there should also be a section with every exercise in a given workout, for any given program, to freely take notes

This is on top of a whole separate note taking section to keep things organized for specific needs