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689 votes30 comments · Coach / Trainer - ABC Trainerize » Exercise, Workouts and Programs Exercises · Admin →
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Desired Features:
Integrated camera button next to the exercise:
Each exercise would have an icon (for example, a small camera or a “Record” button). By clicking it, the client could record the video without leaving the app.
Minimum video duration:
To ensure the recording is complete and useful for evaluation, each video would have a minimum duration of 90 seconds, with the option to extend it.
Direct upload with exercise name attached:
Once recorded, the video would automatically be linked to the corresponding exercise and saved in the session history.
Automatic report at the end of the workout:
Once the session is over, all videos recorded during the workout would be organized in a report. Each video would display the exercise name above it, making the review process easy and well-organized.
Direct video corrections:
(Advanced phase) If possible, the coach could:
Draw lines on the video to highlight errors (e.g., incorrect barbell trajectory).
Record voiceovers on the video to explain corrections.
Send the annotated video back to the client for review.
Main Benefits:
No interruptions during workouts: Clients can record themselves without leaving the app, keeping their focus on the workout.
Smoother and faster process: No chaos when managing videos or exercise names, thanks to the automatic and organized report.
Higher efficiency for the coach: Fast and effective corrections, with the ability to provide visual and verbal feedback directly on the video.