Emily Anger
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7,393 votesunder review · 138 comments · Client / Gym Members - ABC Trainerize » Exercises, Workouts and Programs · Admin →
Can we have a way to see the weekly average gain or loss for body weight as a part of the dash board.
Clients will easily get triggered by daily fluctuations, and so by having an average to focus on they can see the progress less confusing and instead of saying drop 1kg (which can happen overnight) we can give targets such as drop 1% of your body weight per week (which is based on the average of all weight entries).