Tagging Exercises Is Critical For Workout Reporting Accuracy

Workout reports depend on exercise tags for accuracy.

That means that you cannot generate accurate workout reports unless ALL of your exercises are tagged.

The good news is that the exercises you received in your new trainer account are all tagged. You'll only need to tag exercises you create and add yourself.

What Happens If A Client Completes An Untagged Exercise?

Repots cannot detect exercises that are not tagged, so when you generate a workout report for clients who complete untagged exercise(s), those exercise(s) will not count towards their reports.

That means the clients don't get credit for all of their work, and you don't get credit for the effort you put into adding those exercises to your clients' workouts.

The moral of the story?

TAG every exercise!

How To Tag Exercises

Adding tags to exercises is easy, but remember, you won't be able to add tags to your exercises until you complete the first two levels of our onboarding feature.

To do this, click Manage > Onboarding. Follow the prompts to complete levels 1 and 2, and then the tagging feature will be unlocked.

Side Note: don't forget to complete the rest of the onboarding feature. It doesn't take long, and it's the best way to get hands-on experience with TrainWithMe's tools!

Other Benefits Of Tagging: Client Workout Previews

Since we're on the topic of tagging, let's talk about the other benefits of tagging.

When your exercises are tagged, when your clients open a workout, they'll be able to see a preview of the muscle groups they'll be working in that workout.

Interested in a preview? Click play to see how this works for your clients!

Other Tagging Benefits: Searching Your Exercise Library

When your exercises are tagged, you can search for exercises from specific muscle groups.

This makes building workouts a lot quicker! With the tap of a tag, you'll have access all exercises for a specific muscle group. That makes building muscle-specific workouts super fast and easy.