What you'll learn
By the end of this course, you'll be able to
- Work through a morning of client updates in order
- Know when to reply in an update and when to send a message
- Use the notifications feed as a to-do list rather than an archive
- Find an archived client, an old workout or a video quickly
- Archive people who have stopped, and know what they see when you do
- See when you are near your client limit, before it blocks a new invite
Before you start
- Clients who are actively logging
Lessons
- Lesson 1: Handling exercise updates as a coachReply, react, mark complete, and post an update on a client's behalf. What each action signals, and why marking complete cannot be undone.Guide·2 min read
- Lesson 2: Reading the notifications feedThe Notifications tab is a history, not a settings screen. What lands in it, how to react or reply without leaving it, and the difference between it and your preferences.Explainer·2 min read
- Lesson 3: Messaging your coach or clientsOne thread per person in Workout Titan Coaching. What it is good for, what belongs in an exercise update instead, and why the composer warns you about private details.Guide·2 min read
- Lesson 4: Finding a client, workout or videoOne search across clients, workouts, exercises and videos, with tabs to narrow it. What each side can search, and what to do when nothing comes back.Guide·2 min read
- Lesson 5: Archiving and restoring a clientArchiving takes someone off your active dashboard without deleting anything. It is fully reversible, and it is the right move when a client stops rather than leaves.Guide·2 min read
- Lesson 6: Client limits and going over one"You've gone over your client limit" is a real state you can end up in, usually after a plan lapses. What still works, what to do about it, and how archiving fits in.Troubleshooting·2 min read