Progress tracking

Client progress tracking your clients can actually see

Show clients what their work has done. Every logged session feeds charts for strength, body composition and tests.

Progress chart with a strength score up 42 percent, with tabs for body fat, FFMI and single exercises — Screens from the app, with made-up example data

Client home screen with Gold level, weekly sessions and goal streak — Screens from the app, with made-up example data

Why visible progress matters

Clients rarely notice slow change. A chart showing that their squat has climbed for six months answers the question they are too polite to ask: is this working? It also gives you something concrete to talk about in every session.

What you can track

Overall strength score. Measured against a baseline of 100 points, built from logged training.
Single exercises. Follow one lift at a time, with estimated one-rep max from logged sets.
Body composition. Weight, body fat, FFMI and body measurements.
Progress photos. Stored with the client's history.
Client tests. Log and review tests over time.
Consistency. Weekly sessions, total sets, goal streaks and levels such as Gold and Platinum.

From data to decisions

The Falling Behind filter shows you who needs attention, and FitAI can answer questions about a client's training. Read more about keeping personal training clients.

Common questions

Can clients see their own progress?

Yes. Clients see their progress on their own phone, and you see the same history in your client view.

Is it available now?

Not yet. TrainersBook is coming to iPhone and Android. A private beta is running with invited testers, and the waitlist hears about the launch first.