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Save a Workout
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Add a saved workout as a past workout
Log a saved workout as a past workout
Apply Fitbod's Algorithm to your Saved Workout
iOS
Save a workout that you created or a past one you really enjoyed doing! By saving a workout, you'll be able to pull it up anytime for future use.
To save the workout you have just generated or created:
- Start on the Workout screen
- Select "..." icon (top right)
- Tap "Save Workout"
- Name the workout
- Save
To save a workout that you have previously logged:
- Start on your Log screen
- Select “…” icon next to the title of the workout you want to save
- Save Workout
- Name the workout
- Save
To load a saved workout:
- Start on the Workout screen
- + New (top left)
- Saved Workouts
- Select workout
To delete a saved workout:
- Start on the Workout screen
- + New (top left)
- Saved Workouts
- Select "..." icon for the workout you want to delete
- Delete Saved Workout
To add a saved workout as a past workout:
- Start on the Workout screen
- + New (top left)
- Saved Workouts
- Select "..." icon for the workout you want to delete
- Add as a past workout
Android
Save a workout that you created or a past one you really enjoyed doing! By saving a workout, you'll be able to pull it up anytime for future use.
To save a workout you just generated or created:
- Start on the Workout screen
- Select "..." icon (top right)
- Save Workout
- Name the workout
- Save
To save a workout you previously logged:
- Start on your Log Screen
- Select "..." icon next to the title of the workout you want to save
- Save Workout
- Name the workout
- Save
To view saved workouts:
- Start on the Workout screen
- + New (top left)
- Saved Workouts
To load a Saved Workout:
- Select the workout you want to load
- Select recommendation preference
- Maintain the same sets, reps, and weight you had previously set when the workout was saved
- Have Fitbod generate new sets, reps, and weights based on your workout history, fitness goal, available equipment, and preferences
- Have Fitbod generate new weight eight recommendations only based on your workout history and available equipment
To delete a saved workout:
- Start on the Workout screen
- + New(top left)
- Saved Workouts
- Select "..." icon for the workout you want to delete
- Delete Saved Workout
To add a saved workout as a past workout
- Start on the Workout screen
- + New (top left)
- Saved Workouts
- Select "..." icon for the workout you want to add as a past workout
- Add a past workout
Apply Fitbod's Algorithm to your Saved Workouts
iOS and Android
Fitbod can update your Saved Workouts to progress with you as you progress! You now have 3 options you can Maintain, Generate New sets, reps, and weights and Generate new weights only!
- Maintain sets, reps, and weight
- When users want to repeat the exact same workout or decide for themselves how they want to adjust it.
- Generate new sets, reps, and weight
- When users want to get the right challenge for where they are today, with some variety in sets and reps to challenge their muscles in different ways (e.g. higher reps some days for hypertrophy, lower reps other days for strength)
- Generate new weight only
- When users want to keep to a specific set & rep scheme but keep progressing with weight to match their current ability
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2021 Year in Review
In this article, you will find an overview of FItbod’s 2021 Year in Review which is a summary your individual accomplishments, as well as a summary of what the entire Fitbod community achieved in 2021. There are both individual reports as well as a report for the Fitbod community at large, and what you can expect to see might differ depending on your activity in 2021. This article will cover what you can expect to see on the report, as well as a detailed breakdown of what the various metrics mean for both an individual and the entire Fitbod community.
To view your 2021 Year in Review, please visit this link: https://app.fitbod.me/year/2021.
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Individual User Report
Only users who logged more than 3 workouts in 2021 will be able to see an individual report.
What the data means
Your Percentile
This number represents the percentile a user is in based on how many workouts they completed in 2021. Only users who are in the top 50% will see this on their report. The buckets a user can fall in are 50%, 75%, 85%, 95%, 99%.
Clicking on the ‘compare’ link will take the user to view the stats for all Fitbod users in 2021.
Total Number of Workouts
This is the total number of workouts completed in 2021. No imported workouts are included in the calculations.
Total Calories Burned
This is the total number of calories a user burned in 2021. No imported workouts are included in the calculations.
Total Weight lifted
This is the total number of weight lifted by a user in 2021. No imported workouts are included in the calculations.
There is a toggle to change this from lbs to kgs or kgs to lbs.Total Hours
This is the total number of hours (rounded) that a user worked out in 2021. No imported workouts are included in the calculations.
Most Logged Exercises
These are the exercises that were logged the most amount of times by a user in 2021. Imported workouts are not included. Mobility exercises (stretching, foam rolling) are also not included.
The information below the exercise name shows:- How many times the exercise was logged by the user in 2021
- What the best weight in 1 rep was for the user in that exercise in 2021 (this can also be changed from kgs - lbs with the toggle at the top)
- What the best repetition record was in one set for the user in that exercise in 2021
If any of the above (best weight or best reps) are not relevant for the exercise, they will not be shown.
Most Used Muscles
The most logged muscles are calculated by how many times a muscle was logged as a PRIMARY muscle in an exercise in 2021. Imported workouts are not included. Mobility exercises (stretching, foam rolling) are also not included.
The information below the muscle name shows:- How many times the muscle was used as a primary muscle by the user in 2021
- The total weight lifted with that muscle as a primary muscle by the user in 2021 (this can also be changed from kgs - lbs with the toggle at the top)
- The total number of reps performed with that muscle as a primary muscle by the user in 2021
Most Used Pieces of Equipment
These are the pieces of equipment that were logged the most amount of times by a user in 2021. Imported workouts are not included. Mobility exercises (stretching, foam rolling) are also not included.
The information below the equipment name shows:- how many times the equipment was used by the user in 2021
- the total weight lifted by the user with that piece of equipment in 2021 (this can also be changed from kgs - lbs with the toggle at the top)
- the total number of reps performed with that piece of equipment by the user in 2021
Average Fitbodder Report
This will be publicly available for anyone who visits the report URL.
What the data means
Average Number of Workouts
This is the average number of workouts done over the year by the entire Fitbod community. This doesn’t included imported workouts.
We calculated this using the data from users who have done more than 3 workouts and have been a subscriber for all of 2021, so this number is representative of the community as a whole, and is an honest representation.
We cater to the needs of a lot of people, and represent a wide range of goals and fitness levels. Our goal is to move this needle up in the years to come.Total Calories Burned
This is the average number of calories burned over the year by the entire Fitbod community. We calculated this using the data from users who have done more than 3 workouts and have been a subscriber for all of 2021.
Total Weight Lifted
This is the average number of weight lifted over the year by the entire Fitbod community. We calculated this using the data from users who have done more than 3 workouts and have been a subscriber for all of 2021.
The toggle will change this data from lbs to kgs, or kgs to lbs.Total Hours
This is the average number of hours worked out over the year by the entire Fitbod community. We calculated this using the data from users who have done more than 3 workouts and have been a subscriber for all of 2021.
Most Logged Exercises
These are the exercises that were logged the most amount of times by the entire Fitbod community over the year. Imported workouts are not included. Mobility exercises (stretching, foam rolling) are also not included.
The data below the name of the exercise represents the number of times the exercise was logged by everyone using Fitbod over the year.Most Used Muscles
These are the muscles that were logged the most amount of times by the entire Fitbod community over the year. It calculates how many times a muscle was logged as a PRIMARY muscle in an exercise. Imported workouts are not included. Mobility exercises (stretching, foam rolling) are also not included.
The data below the name of the muscle represents the number of times the muscle was used as a primary muscle logged by everyone using Fitbod over the year.Most Used Pieces of Equipment
These are the pieces of equipment that were logged the most amount of times by the entire Fitbod community over the year. Imported workouts are not included. Mobility exercises (stretching, foam rolling) are also not included.
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Your Gym Profile
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Introduction
In your Gym Profile, you can find several options to tailor Fitbod to your unique fitness preference. For example, you’ll be able to generate workouts based on your goals, what equipment you have, and how much time you have to work out. There are additional settings to further personalize your program to better fit your workout style, likes, and dislikes.
Gym Profile Settings
Available Equipment
Customize your generated workouts based on the available equipment at your gym, work, or home. You can quickly select/unselect equipment based on category (i.e. Free Weights, Racks, Bars, & Benches, etc.). To do this, scroll to the desired category and SELECT ALL if you'd like to select all pieces of equipment as available or DESELECT ALL to mark as unavailable.
Important Note:
***Exercise equipment labeled with a “checkmark” indicates that it is available to you. Exercise equipment labeled in white (with no “checkmark”) indicates that it is NOT available to you.
Bodyweight Only Workout
This Your Gym profile option is great if you don’t have any fitness equipment available or you simply don’t want to use any. Toggling this option ON will only recommend exercises that do not require any fitness equipment. Many users utilize this option while traveling (no gym available) or for a quick home/outdoor workout.
Fitness Goal
Select a fitness goal that best suits your fitness needs and interests. Fitbod’s fitness goals were created by Fitbod’s team of fitness experts and trainers. The listed Fitness Goals are as follows:
General Fitness
Overall great total body program.
Strength Training
Focus on getting stronger and building muscle mass. High amounts of compound movements while engaging large muscle groups. Focused muscle groups: chest, back, legs, shoulders.
Muscle Tone
Higher reps and lower rest times keep your heart rate high during a workout. Also, more time will be recommended for cardio exercises.
Bodybuilding
A routine a bodybuilder might follow. Similar to strength training but biceps and triceps are included in focused muscle groups. Furthermore, the focus isn't totally about getting stronger but more on the physique.
Powerlifting
Competitive back squat, bench press, and deadlift type routine. One of these lifts or variations will be a part of every workout. Lower reps and higher weight with less cardio. Only upper/lower split or full body option.
Olympic Weightlifting
Variations of the clean, jerk, and snatch. Less cardio, more sets of fewer reps (e.g., singles, doubles). Always a full-body workout.
Q: “My fitness goal is to ‘lose weight' and this isn’t a fitness goal in Fitbod, which fitness goal is right for me?”
A: When someone wants to “lose weight," they usually mean they want to lose fat. We quote “lose weight” because weight can be an uninformative number and shouldn’t be the primary focus when beginning a fat loss journey. Losing fat while gaining muscle does not necessarily mean you are going to lose weight.
A common misconception people have is that exercise alone is going to result in a substantial amount of fat loss. For example, doing a ton of sit-ups is going to flatten your abdomen region, which is simply not true. Exercise (a combination of strength and cardio) is an important factor when wanting to lose fat, but the main driver is going to be diet and eating habits. So how can Fitbod help you lose fat? Using Fitbod in combination with following a healthy nutrition plan, you will surely be able to reach your fat loss fitness goal. It is recommended to select either General Fitness, Muscle Tone, or Strength Training (whichever best fits your secondary fitness goals) in the app if you are looking to “lose weight." You can also use a combination of these Fitness Goals by creating multiple gym profiles.
Fitness Experience
Tailor your workouts based on your fitness experience. This gym profile setting will ensure that Fitbod is not recommending exercises that are out of your comfort zone or too difficult. It is important to begin building your strength and familiarizing yourself with the basics before moving to more advanced movements. This will increase your comfort level and confidence in the gym while reducing the chance of injury.
Circuits & Supersets
With this setting turned ON, Fitbod will organize your recommended workout into supersets & circuits. A superset is when you do two exercises back to back with little to no rest between them. A circuit is when you do three or more exercises back to back with little or no rest between them.
For more info on how circuits & supersets work and how to create them, please visit Circuits & Supersets.
Cardio Recommendations
Tailor your workouts even further by selecting your preferred cardio exercise, whether that be steady-pace or HITT, you decide. You'll have the option to select which cardio exercise you’d rather do and remove the ones you don't from your program. You also can select if you prefer your cardio session to be before or after your strength training workout.
Warm-up Sets
Lifting heavy and want to acclimate your muscles and joints to the movement? This setting will automatically add warm-up sets to the main lifts of your workout and when your lifts are a bit on the heavy side.
Warm-up & Cool-down
iOS
Insert a warm-up or cool-down routine consisting of Soft Tissue exercises, Static Stretches, Dynamic Stretches, and Primer exercises to your workouts. For more info on why you should always warm-up and cool-down and how to add them into your workout, please visit Warm-up & Cool-down for more info.
Android
We're sorry, Warm-up & Cool-down exercises are not available on Android just yet! Our team is hard at work to bring the best features to match the great iOS app experience. To see other features that are on our roadmap for Android, please visit our Plans for Android page.
Workout Duration
Customize your workouts to fit the amount of time you have available to exercise.
Please keep in mind that Fitbod estimates the completion time of a generated workout. The time it takes to complete a workout can differ amongst individuals even though the Workout Duration setting is the same. If you find yourself completing Fitbod workouts consistently faster or slower, please change the Workout Duration setting accordingly until you have reached a duration setting that best fits your goal.
Training Splits
This option allows you to choose how you want your workouts to be constructed based on the properties of the muscle groups. Please find additional information about each training split below:
Fresh Muscle Groups
Build your workout based on the two most fresh primary muscle groups and core. The two selected muscle groups are based on muscle recovery state, exercise history, and fitness goal.
Upper/Lower Split
Target either your upper or lower body.
Full Body
Build a workout that targets all muscle groups.
Push/Pull/Lower Split
Push - Chest, Triceps, and Shoulders
Pull - Back and Biceps
Lower - Legs and Glutes
Important Note:
***Core (Lower Back and Abs) will be recommended in every workout!
Exclude Exercises
This option will prevent specific exercises from being included in your generated workouts. Many users use this option when recovering from an injury and have limitations when performing certain movements. You can quickly select/unselect equipment by tapping the name of the exercise on the list.
Exercises labeled with a “checkmark” indicate exclusion from your exercise library.
Exercise equipment labeled in white (with no “checkmark”) indicates inclusion in your exercise library.
Important Note:
***We're sorry, Excluded Exercises are not available on Android just yet! Our team is hard at work to bring the best features to match the great iOS app experience. To see other features that are on our roadmap for Android, please visit our Plans for Android page.
Muscle Recovery Percentage
This Your Gym profile option will allow you to manually adjust the recovery state of your muscle groups. Many users utilize this option if their muscles recover at a different pace than what the app had anticipated.
You can also edit these percentages within your Recovery screen by selecting # Fresh Muscle Groups (top right corner) > Edit (top right corner)
For information about how Fitbod measures muscle recovery, please visit the How Fitbod Measures Muscle Recovery article.
Multiple Gym Profiles
With Fitbod, you can have multiple Your Gym profiles! This feature is great if you exercise at more than one gym (commercial gym vs. home gym) and travel frequently so you’ll be able to get a great workout wherever you are. It is also very useful if you like to switch in between Fitness Goals depending on your routine. For example, if you plan on working out 4 days per week, you can focus on strength training for 2 days out of your routine and Olympic weightlifting on the other 2 days by simply switching to your appropriate Your Gym profile.
To add additional Your Gym profiles:
- Go to the Workout screen
- Your Gym profile (top center)
- “...” Icon
- + Create New Gym Profile
- Create a name for your profile
- OK
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Fitbod Achievements
Heroic performances happen all the time, and we wanted to recognize them by showcasing your personal bests as Fitbod Achievements.
With Achievements you can:
- Attain strength-training achievements as you reach your personal exercise goals.
- Visualize your training progress over time with a theoretical strength score for every exercise.
- Find new motivation to hit specific training goals and keep tabs on your progression.
- Share workout accomplishments and session summaries with friends and family.
Tag #fitbodAchievements on Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter, and our team will re-post your Workout Achievement to the Fitbod community!
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Fitbod Achievements Explained
Here, you can find additional information about each Fitbod achievement and how they track your progress over time with Fitbod.
Projected 1 Rep Max (1RM)
Your projected 1RM is the theoretical maximum weight you can lift in 1 rep for a given exercise, calculated from your past exercise history. This value will always be slightly higher than your actual max weight logged.
In Fitbod, we use this number to calculate how much you should lift in other set and rep ranges. This number is critical for monitoring and optimizing your progress.
Fitbod won't ask you to test your 1RM. Testing your 1RM can be an intense endeavor, and requires a high degree of caution in order to avoid injury. Instead, we use a modified Bryzcki formula to compute your projected 1RM. Think of this as a normalized number that describes how strong you are in the exercise, taking into account the varying sets and reps scheme that you perform.
Once we have your theoretical 1RM, we use a chart (a modified Prilepin's formula) to determine the percentage of your 1RM to perform for the recommended sets and reps of the workouts. Many generic programs will ask you to perform a percentage of your 1RM. Since we know your 1RM, we go ahead and make the calculation for you when recommending sets, reps, and weight.
Volume Record
Volume is the total weight logged across all sets in a given exercise performance. For example:
Bench Press
5 x 95 lbs
5 x 95 lbs
5 x 95 lbs = Volume of 2,375 lbs
5 x 95 lbs
5 x 95 lbs
Volume record represents the highest volume of weight logged for that exercise.
Repetition Record
The highest total reps logged in a single set of an exercise.
Weight Record
The highest weight logged in a single rep of an exercise.
Important Note: Performing the same weight at higher reps will not change the weight record achievement. The weight record achievement displays the set at which the achievement was first received. For example, your current weight record for Bench Press is 95 lbs in 1 rep. Performing a set of 3 reps at 95lbs will not change your weight record and 95 lbs in 1 rep.
How to View your Achievements
iOS
To view your Achievements for an individual exercise,
- Select any exercise within the app to view its detail page
- Scroll to the bottom of the page and select Achievements
To view your Achievement for each workout,
- Go to the Log tab
- Achievements can be viewed for each workout logged
Android
We're sorry, Achievements are not available on Android just yet! Our team is hard at work to bring the best features to match the great iOS app experience. To see other features that are on our roadmap for Android, please visit our Plans for Android page.
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Muscle Recovery
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How Fitbod Measures Muscle Recovery
Your Muscle Recovery Percentages: Your Gym Profile
Muscle Recovery in Fitbod
Regular exercise (both cardio and strength-based training) can provide short-term and long-term benefits to your health. A major component that many people miss during their fitness journey is the importance of muscle recovery. With Fitbod, you can track the recovery state of your muscle groups based on your logged workouts and the app will plan your next workout based on your muscle recovery state.
How Fitbod Measures Muscle Recovery
When you log an exercise, Fitbod measures the impact of the particular exercise, sets, reps, and weight on a muscle group. After completing a full workout, Fitbod provides a composite heat-map visualizing how the set of exercises performed has collectively impacted the muscular system.
For an individual muscle group, Fitbod examines the sum of all exercises targeting that muscle group and assigns a muscle recovery percentage between 0% and 100%. Muscles fully recover over a 6-day period in Fitbod.
If you have granted Apple Health sync permissions or inputted your Body Stats (Height, Weight, Age, Gender, etc), Fitbod will adjust your muscle recovery percentage appropriately.
For cardio exercises, Fitbod will also take into account how often and frequently you log a given cardio exercise when computing muscle recovery state.
Fitbod attempts to design a full workout considering the relative freshness of all muscle groups. However, it’s not necessary to avoid a muscle until 100% recovery. You can continue to work semi-recuperated muscle groups as long as you provide ample recovery time. Fitbod will never recommend an exercise that targets a 0% recovered muscle group, unless under specific conditions.
Your Muscle Recovery Percentage: Your Gym Profile
This option in Your Gym profile will allow you to manually adjust the recovery state of your muscle groups. Many users utilize this option if their muscles recover at a different rate than what the app had anticipated.
You can also edit these percentages within your Recovery screen by selecting Muscle Group Percentages from with Your Gym Profile and then Edit (top right corner).
To View your Muscle Recovery
iOS
To view your muscle recovery avatar,
- Select the Recovery tab
- You can change the position of your avatar by swiping right to view the back and left to view the front
To view your muscle recovery percentages,
- Select the Recovery tab
- Select the # Fresh Muscle Groups (top right)
To view your muscle group history,
- Select the Recovery tab
- Select any muscle group on your avatar
- You can change the position of your avatar by swiping right to view the back and left to view the front
Android
To view your muscle recovery avatar,
- Select the Recovery tab
- You can change the position of your avatar by swiping right to view the back and left to view the front
To view your muscle recovery percentages,
- Go to Your Gym Profile (top center of the Workout tab)
- Select Muscle Recovery Percentage
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Resistance Bands & Collections
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How to access Resistance Bands & Collections
Adding a New Band to the Collection
Introduction
With our improved Resistance Band feature, we created a "band collection" for you and you're able to create your own! The app will follow your selected band collections for your workout and band exercise recommendations.
Important Note:
***This feature is currently in beta testing for iOS and is planned to be released in the 4.33 update.
How to access Resistance Bands & Collections
On iOS
- Select Your Gym Profile settings (top center of the Workout tab)
- Select Available Equipment
- Select one of the three Resistance Bands
The default band collection colors and tensions are from the Fitbod Store bands for Loop Resistance Bands:
- Orange, Extra Light
- Red, Light
- Blue, Medium
- Green, Heavy
- Black, Extra Heavy
- Purple, XX Heavy
- Grey, XXX Heavy
Important Note:
***This feature is currently in beta testing for iOS and is planned to be released in the 4.33 update.
On Android
- Select Your Gym Profile settings (top center of the Workout tab)
- Select Available Equipment
- Select one of the three Resistance Bands
The default band collection colors and tensions are from the Fitbod Store bands for Mini Loop Bands:
- Yellow, Extra Light
- Red, Light
- Green, Medium
- Blue, Heavy
- Black, Extra Heavy
Common [Loop, Mini, Handle] Band selection uses the default band collection colors and tensions (screenshot attached below).
When you select Custom [Loop, Mini, Handle] Band a modal opens showing the current band collection (the default unless already edited) which can be seen below.
From here, you can add additional bands or edit the current band collection to your liking in terms of tension levels and colors.
Edit Band Collection
iOS
Tapping on the "+" in the top right corner will open up the Resistance Band option from the Available Equipment list, which will open up the collection (image below).
To remove any current bands from the collection, select the Edit option (top right). To edit any bands from the current collection, select the band you wish to edit by clicking on the trash icon. When adding a resistance band it'll prompt you to choose a Color and then prompt you for the type of Resistance (images below). Once you are done selecting your resistance bands you can then return to the previous screen as your settings have saved.
Important Note:
***This feature is currently in beta testing for iOS and is planned to be released in the 4.33 update.
Android
Tapping on an existing band will open up the Edit [Loop, Mini, Handle] Band modal. Below the header are two Material Design tabs, Color and Tension. You will only be able to select Save after both a color and tension are selected which then the Save button becomes enabled. Selecting the
×immediately closes the modal and does not saves changes.
Adding a New Band to the Collection
iOS
On the collection page, press the
+button, and the New [Loop, Mini, Handle] Band modal is opened. It uses the same Color and Tension tabs as the Edit Band flow, however, no items are selected by default.You will only be able to select Save after both color and tension are selected which then the Save button becomes enabled.
Just like the Edit Band Flow, saving immediately closes the modal and shows the changes in the band collection, and tapping
×immediately closes the modal and does not saves changes.Important Note:
***This feature is currently in beta testing for iOS and is planned to be released in the 4.33 update.
Android
On the collection page, press the
+button, and the New [Loop, Mini, Handle] Band modal is opened. It uses the same Color and Tension tabs as the Edit Band flow, however, no items are selected by default.You will only be able to select Save after both color and tension are selected which then the Save button becomes enabled.
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View Upcoming Workouts
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How to View Your Upcoming Workouts
Introduction
Do you like to plan ahead? So do we!
In the first version of this feature, you can view three workouts in advance! Like your current Fitbod recommended workout, your upcoming workouts are also generated based on your exercise history and current muscle recovery state. Additionally, you’ll have the option to set any one of these upcoming workouts as your current workout! This is great for those who want different options for their day’s workout!
How to View Your Upcoming Workouts
On iOS
To view your upcoming workouts:
- Start on the Workout screen
- Select the “…” icon at the top right
- View Upcoming Workouts
*Please note that it will take a second or two
To set one of your upcoming workouts as your current workout:
- Select the desired workout
- Set as current workout
On Android
We're sorry, View Upcoming Workouts is not available on Android just yet! Our team is hard at work to bring the best features to match the iOS app experience. To see other features that are on our roadmap for Android, please visit our Plans for Android page.
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Weekly Workout Schedule & Previews
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How to Set Weekly Workout Schedule & Previews for iOS
How to Set Weekly Workout Schedule & Previews for Android
Introduction
This feature allows you to set a weekly goal of how often you want to work out or hit the gym. Set your goal and enable the Workout Preview option so the app will preview your workout for that day. Depending on the schedule you choose, will notify you of workout previews on days that it thinks you will work out and not notify you on days that it thinks you will rest. For example, if you have 4 days a week selected, the app will notify you of a workout every other day but this can change if you work out two days in a row or take two rest days in a row.
How to Set Weekly Workout Schedule & Previews for iOS
To access the Weekly Workout Schedule & Preview, you'll need to go to the Fitbod settings menu. You can get to your Fitbod settings by going to your Log, and then tapping the gear icon in the top right of the screen. To enable Workout Previews and set your fitness goal, you can:
- Scroll down to Workout Settings and tap Weekly Workout Goals & Previews
- Toggle "Enable Workout Previews" to ON, if desired
- Select your Workout Schedule (Every Day, 6 times a week, 5 times a week, etc)
- Select the days of the week that you intend to train
- Select the Time to Send Workout Preview
How to Set Weekly Workout Schedule & Previews for Android
We're sorry, Weekly Workout Schedule & Previews are not available on Android just yet! Our team is hard at work to bring the best features to match the great iOS app experience. To see other features that are on our roadmap for Android, please visit our Plans for Android page.
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Weekly Workout Report
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Weekly Workout Report for Android
Introduction
As a Fitbod subscriber, you will receive Weekly Workout Reports which are sent every Monday morning. Weekly Workout Reports provide you with information regarding your logged workouts from the previous week. You will see:
- Total Weight Lifted
- Number of Logged Workouts
- Total Workout Duration
- Total Calories Burned
- Performed Exercises
- Number of Performed Exercises
- Achievements
Weekly Workout Report for iOS
Here is a sample Weekly Workout Report:
Important Note:
***If you find that your Weekly Workout Report is not correct or you did not receive your email, please email us at support@fitbod.me and provide your Fitbod account email.
Weekly Workout Report for Android
We're sorry, the Weekly Workout Report Summary is not available on Android just yet! Our team is hard at work to bring the best features to match the iOS app experience. To see other features that are on our roadmap for Android, please visit our Plans for Android page.
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Sharing a Workout & Gym Profile Settings
In this article, you will find information about how to Share a Fitbod Workout and your Gym Profile Settings with others.
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Sharing a Workout
With Fitbod's Share Workout feature, you can send a workout to a friend (via iMessage, email, etc), and they can load your workout into their Fitbod app by tapping on the link you sent.
This feature is great if you have a gym buddy, and you both use Fitbod. You can skip the hassle of manually editing your workout to match and just send the workout instead!
iOS
To share a workout to a gym buddy:
- Select the "..." icon next to any workout
- Send Workout to a Friend
Important Note:
There are no limits to how many people you can send a workout to.Android
To send a workout to a gym buddy:- Select the “...” icon next to any workout
- Share Workout Link
Important Note:
There are no limits to how many people you can send a workout to.Sharing a Workout Summary
Are you feeling proud and accomplished with your workout?! With Fitbod's Share Workout feature, you can share your workout summary and any Achievements with your friends, family, and social media followers! This feature will generate a workout summary image and a special shareable link that contains your full workout.
iOS
To share a workout with a gym buddy:
- Select the "..." icon next to any workout
- Then select Share Workout with a Friend
Android
Sharing your workout summary is not available on Android just yet! Our team is hard at work to bring the best features to match the iOS app experience. To see other features that are on our roadmap for Android, please visit our Plans for Android page.Sharing your Gym Equipment Settings
With Fitbod's Share Gym Equipment Settings, you can send/receive Available Equipment and Bodyweight Only Workout settings to and from a friend or gym buddy. This feature works great to save time creating an accurate gym profile for you or your gym buddy when visiting a new gym.
iOS
To share your gym equipment settings:
- Select Your Gym profile (top center of the Workout screen)
- Select which gym profile you'd like to share by selecting the "..." more icon
- Select the export icon (top right)
- Share Gym Equipment Settings
- Select the method you want the profile to be sent
Android
Sharing your gym profile is not available on Android just yet! Our team is hard at work to bring the best features to match the iOS app experience. To see other features that are on our roadmap for Android, please visit our Plans for Android page.
Share All Settings
iOS
You can also share your entire Your Gym profile with a friend or a gym buddy if you'd like. This makes it easy if you and your friend have similar goals and preferences which you can tweak once imported, to better tailor to you.
To share gym equipment settings:
- Select Your Gym profile (top center of the Workout screen)
- Select which gym profile you'd like to share by selecting the "..." more icon
- Select the export icon (top right)
- Share All Settings
- Select the method you want the profile to be sent
Android
Sharing all settings is not available on Android just yet! Our team is hard at work to bring the best features to match the iOS app experience. To see other features that are on our roadmap for Android, please visit our Plans for Android page.
