Hi team, tested out the strength training feature recently and it is really great and has almost all the important things while programming. However, as somebody who is in his early days of his coaching career, I do not know the names of all the exercises or the popular ones which are used in the industry to activate a muscle group. Of course, I do have a few of my favorites that I recommend but if the product had a 'Grouped' way of presenting the exercises as per 'Muscle Groups' (e.g Chest exercises appear under chest master label, Core exercises under Core and so on), it would not only help in making exercise discovery easier but will also open me up to explore other exercises as well.
In short, the exercises get grouped within a muscle group. If exercise engages multiple muscles, it can appear in multiple group headers. Therefore, there could also be a 'FULLBODY' header within which the subexercises can come in.
This would solve a big problem of identifying the pool of exercises to choose from for the coaches, rather than looking online elsewhere.
Divyam Singh supported this idea ·
TP's NEW STRENGTH TRAINING FEATURE
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Hi team, tested out the strength training feature recently and it is really great and has almost all the important things while programming. However, as somebody who is in his early days of his coaching career, I do not know the names of all the exercises or the popular ones which are used in the industry to activate a muscle group. Of course, I do have a few of my favorites that I recommend but if the product had a 'Grouped' way of presenting the exercises as per 'Muscle Groups' (e.g Chest exercises appear under chest master label, Core exercises under Core and so on), it would not only help in making exercise discovery easier but will also open me up to explore other exercises as well.
In short, the exercises get grouped within a muscle group. If exercise engages multiple muscles, it can appear in multiple group headers. Therefore, there could also be a 'FULLBODY' header within which the subexercises can come in.
This would solve a big problem of identifying the pool of exercises to choose from for the coaches, rather than looking online elsewhere.