When the trainer sets a timed exercise automatically have a timer for that time so your circuit flows better and you don't have to stop
When the trainer sets a timed exercise automatically have a timer for that time so your circuit flows better and you don't have to stop
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Jessica Anunwah commented
For example 1 minute planks. A timer count down would help so you know when you can drop the plank.
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April commented
For example: I had row intervals. Something like 10 min row with 30 seconds max pace followed by 1 min moderate pace. Another example would be something like a superset where there are multiple timed excercises meant to be performed with out a rest between (perhaps 60 second farmers carries into 60 seconds of abs...etc).
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Ralph commented
Any exercise that is bi-lateral, if it is 1min single leg deadlifts allow for a 30sec split or 1min per leg
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Danielle commented
My trainer programs amraps or to hold for certain amount of time. This and the Apple Watch possibility would make a huge difference!
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Angela commented
Adding tabata timer and interval timer as appropriate.
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Alex commented
Yes!!!!! Was just thinking that during my workout today. Pain to have to switch to my timer. Slows me down a bit from a flowing workout.
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Jenn commented
This.
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Liz commented
If I could vote for this multiple times I would. I had to find a different app that would allow me to input a custom interval workout.
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Aiyanna commented
This would be awesome. It is an inconvenience to have to stop working out to check a timer, once I've gotten a good flow and my heart rate up. Even worse, the timer that is on there now only goes for a minute. Some of the exercises input by my trainer are to be done for less or more time.
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Judy Momot commented
Timer. Improve timer to accommodate timed circuits. I hate resetting timer for every set. BIG PAIN! Make bell louder and longer.
Eg. I do (5 diff exercises, 30 sec each, then 2 mins on bike) x 5!