I like to write notes how I felt on each exercise, such as RPE, or if I failed on some reps. I also use bands with some exercises and I can’t remember week to week what bands I used.

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!

Please add this!

Yes we need this on this app!!

Yes!!!! Please add this feature

Keep a historical list of comments that I’ve made on each workout, so that I can reference them when I do the workout again. Often I make comments about which machine at my gym I’m using, the color/strength band I’m using, if a weight I used was too heavy or too light, etc etc. and it would be helpful to be able to remember and refer to these things when I do the workout again that way I can be consistent or can adjust accordingly.

For each workout would be best. Because i talk to myself since my trainer is there and i would like to look at where my head was at on each workout. Sometimes putting in the songs that really helped me push ******* that machine that doesn’t work on others… Personal notes for me that my trainer can see