What we're building next: automatic trend tracking
Three features in development that turn manual data sheets into automatic trend tracking, plus a form asking whether that's actually useful.
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Not workout tips. Each piece here takes on part of the coach's own job: delivering the plan, reading what came back, and running a roster that grows.
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Three features in development that turn manual data sheets into automatic trend tracking, plus a form asking whether that's actually useful.
Six platforms for managing personal training clients, compared by workflow fit rather than a single winner.
A repeatable system for training plans, follow-up, and subscriptions, so your client list can grow without your admin work growing with it.
How to choose between client management apps without leaning on competitor prices that cannot be verified.
A plan sent in a chat sinks under two days of messages. What breaks, and the practical alternative.
What changes when you coach remotely, and the decisions to settle before you take a first client.
Why coaches look for a Trainerize alternative, and where IronFit fits that search and where it does not yet.
Four people who use IronFit, in their own words.
IronFit organized my whole gym. Every trainee knows their schedule, so I no longer have to follow fifty players a day with the same attention. I can leave the gym and it runs as if I were there.
The app is very useful. I now have one place to see today's workout and my whole schedule, instead of asking my coach every time or digging through chats. Everything is clear and organized, and that has kept me more consistent.
Practical and effective. The app is easy from the first use, and everything I need is there without the clutter: the plan is clear, the workouts are organized, and I can track my progress myself.
Great app
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Everything here assumes one place holds your roster and your plans. That is what the app is.