When I enter a new exercise of mine, it asks for a 6RM. If I ignore it (e.g., I'll test it next time I go to the gym) and click on this new exercise straight on the workout while in the gym, it still asks for what I have done in the last 3 workouts (and not the 6RM question, I mean).  Is this correct or a bug-like?

I would like for the venue choosing function to have more effect on the whole training experience. For example when choosing "other" for a workout and swapping exercises, it shouldn't keep those changes for the next workout if you choose venue "gym", only if you again choose "other". Since the two different venues can have totally different equipment and even weight increments. 

Also as someone suggested, a temporary function for when you are at a place you know you won't get back to, like a hotel gym.

Also a function to add and rename venues. I can't be the only one going to different gyms with different equipment, weight increments and so on.

Please add TRX as equipment to select for gym set-up.

Would have been awesome if you could integrate google fit/fitbit to the app so that they can communicate with each other.

When I pay gor a session with a personal trainer he is the one that chooses the exercises, weight, sets and repetition that I do. I have the specifics pnly after the session for me to log in the app but with a date in the past. I mow have 12 of these sessions to add but can’t enter a date in the past and must “use” the app to execute these sessions. Is there a way that I can log them with the vorrect dates in the past and flag them as complete based on the actuals reps that I did rather than having to execute them one by one in the app. If not, how am I supposed to record these tupes of sessions?

Hi there!

When performing jumping jacks, I find the current input method unclear. At the moment, it seems the app requires me to enter the time (or rate?) for each set. However, it would feel more intuitive to input the number of jumping jacks completed instead.

By tracking reps, the AI could calculate my work rate (reps per minute) and then adjust the duration of future sets accordingly. For example:

• If I complete 60 jumping jacks in one minute, the AI could increase the next set to 90 seconds.
• If I then manage only 70 in that longer set, the work rate has dropped, so the AI could reduce the time to 70 seconds next time.
• If I later complete 75 in 70 seconds, the AI could increase the time to 80 seconds.


This is just a rough example, but the principle is that reps-based input would allow the AI to adapt training more logically and transparently.