This would be AWESOME and would make a world of difference. I need the note to stay with the exercise as a kind of user tag so if it comes up again in the future I’ll see it and can edit it if the note no longer applies. CRITICAL

In some exercises would be interesting to add notes to keep track of what settings you used in some machines. Other than weight used.

I believe this is a dup of another request on here… but I favor it. A lot.

Would also be nice for something as simple as describing the resistance band they used like "20lb resistance band". This would not only be helpful for the trainer but also for the client to look back at what they used previously for a specific exercise.

Completely agree this would be nice. If I had to drop or increase weight half way through it would be nice to note that. Adding the color of resistance band or which type of resistance band I used would be extremely helpful too

It's important that clients are able to provide notes and feedback for each individual exercise. Preferably a text box if possible

Yes it would be excellent to get individual feedbacks on each exercise

This is a feature that is common among the competitor platforms and it would make a significant improvement to the feedback. Having the client reflect on the performance of each individual exercise (or being able to record a client's responses if they give them whilst training in person) is arguably fundamental to a good quality training process - I would strongly argue this is "low-hanging fruit" for improvements.

To many of the same exercises, and not being able to add own personal notes against them (ie if there is a variant that needs to be done) Not being able to see progress charts, inability to add your own criteria that you want the trainer to see.

This would make a world of difference in my training. So many of my clients ask to be able to leave comments and see them in the exercise history. This is a MUST!!! You can do this in the TrainHeroic app and it is my favorite feature, please add this!!

Pretty much the same as what others have said. It would be a nice enhancement to see personal notes that are tied to certain movements as reminders of do’s and do not’s to trigger a reflection from the last time the movement was done. This could be movement reminder, hands or feet placement to cues in general

Yes this is important

I think this every time I do a workout myself. That I wish I could write myself a note to go heavier next time or failed at end of 3rd set.

The ability for subscribers to add notes to individual exercises in the workouts

Could be a simple three dot menu next to the exercise that brings up a drop down that says
- too light
- just right
- too heavy

Or even better would be a small description box with smaller font so could see custom note in next workout
Examples:
- felt a weird punch
- weight felt light today
- next workout go up/ do more reps

Could be next to previous weeks reps x weight area

I would be nice to make a note for an individual exercise. For example, it would be awesome if I could place a note reminding me next time I do that exercise to increase weight or reps or even reminding me to watch the form.

ESSENTIAL!! So many times even when in person with clients i'd love to add a comment (Eg- "purple resistance bands", "could not achieve ROM, work on ankle mobility" etc...

A soft way of tracking certain goals/habits when not sure of how realistic a goal may or may not be
Also to just make keyword comments on a particular subject or day

They added a comment button, but it is only for messaging the trainer and cannot be edited. Need to be able to make notes to myself.

Yesss. I need this to either track things for myself or to leave notes on a workout for my trainer

I would hope it would let us add in notes for each exercise, so it can serve as a reminder for us the next day we get on that certain exercise to remind us different things. For instance, if I’m not bracing my core for squats, I would hope it would let me comment on that exercise, “don’t forget to brace your core!” So next time I do it, I have that as a reminder!