Helpful when searching for a substitute exercise. Often the scheduled machine is busy and I’m searching for a suitable replacement.

Sometimes while still perfecting form it difficult trying to figure out if I am activating the correct muscle and when you’re doing an exercise trying to connect your mind to what you’re supposed to be feeling having an image of where it’s supposed to be activated is helpful.

Be great to me able to search by muscle group too!

Workout should clearly state which primary and secondary muscle it's targeting.

Also, able to provide substitute workout if one cannot do a particular workout.

Include muscle groups the exercise is supposed to be hitting. For example, heel elevated goblet squats - quads. Or Bulgarian split squat - glutes and quads.

Yes. Yes. Yes. Highly recommend

Please, please add this.

I want to vote for this a million times. I wonder often sometimes if I'm feeling the exercise in the right places.

Decribe the target muscle and suggest alternate excercise to do if equiptments or machines are not available

A Display of the muscle parts we are targeting for each workout and a comment section for each workout.

This good to know

This would truly help, to see targeted muscle in the exercise.

Yes! This would help form!

This would be great

A pictogram under the exercise description to show what muscle/muscle group should be activated

Yes, absolutely please feature this.

This would be a great feature. Would help give a much better understanding of each exercise, if we knew where they should be targeting.

Please include the muscle group to focus on with each excercise when clicking on the video to view it. I tend to use my shoulders when I shouldn't be. So because I'm a beginner, I am prone to using the wrong muscle group.

Explaining what area of the body or which muscles each exercise benefits would be a great addition. Especially for newbies.

When you click on the video to demonstrate that activity, maybe down below the app will show what muscle/muscle group that activity works on.