Basecamp
Programming
Building workouts and exercises in Basecamp, the web workspace for coaches: keyboard entry, copying work between clients, and folders.
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Adding and editing exercises
Every field on an exercise, with clearer explanations than the phone gives. Two switches decide what your client can log back, and both are worth setting deliberately.
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Copying workouts and exercises
Two separate clipboards: one for a whole workout, one for a single exercise. Both expire, and a pasted workout still needs adjusting to the person receiving it.
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Building a workout in Basecamp
A title, a numeric order and notes. Faster than the phone for building a whole block, and it shows you when the client last looked at each workout.
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Organizing with folders
Name, description, color and icon. The description is shown to your client, and deleting a folder keeps everything inside it.
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Conventional and Versatile exercises
One movement, or a group performed together. Conventional covers a straight multiset exercise; Versatile groups several movements for supersets, tri-sets and cluster sets.
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