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  1. When you track a workout have the previous workout reps/weight show on the screen

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    5 comments  ·  Coach / Trainer - ABC Trainerize » Exercise, Workouts and Programs Exercises  ·  Admin →
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    Charles Redmond commented  · 

    In the workout section, where you type in each rep and weight. It would be great if underneath it is says "previous workouts rep count and weight".

    That way you can easily see what you did last workout and progress right then and there instead of having to find it in the app to see.

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  2. Grocery list needs improvement

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    1 comment  ·  Client / Gym Members - ABC Trainerize » Meal Planner (in-app)  ·  Admin →
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    Charles Redmond commented  · 

    On top of the serving suggested sizes where you can choose how many servings for that meal. There should be a weekly ingredient list that tells you the amount you need per week (with all the meals combined for that week) instead of individual meals so that way you don't have to write down all the ingredients by clicking on each individual meal to get the ingredient amount.

    So when you go to the store you have all the ingredients for the entire week in one spot instead of adding all the ingredients together to make a list.

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