A target that means something
Use a simple completion goal or a measurable quantity. Track minutes, steps, litres or another supported unit that fits the habit.
Habit tracking
Give daily routines a clear place in your coaching. Set a target, choose the days and review the entries with your client’s training and nutrition close by.
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Find the client’s habits.Animated preview · fictional data
Use a simple completion goal or a measurable quantity. Track minutes, steps, litres or another supported unit that fits the habit.
Choose the days to track. Prepare habits for each client or bring in a template, then adapt the details.
Review the week and open the entry history. See the routine over time instead of judging it from a single day.
A clear goal gives the conversation a starting point.Between the sessions
Walking, hydration or an evening routine can be part of the same follow-up. Keep the target understandable and use the history to ask better questions when the routine needs adjusting.
A small commitment, a clear follow-up
Create a habit for the client or start from a template. Write a short instruction that makes the action clear.
Set the target, unit and tracking days. Add a reminder when it helps the client’s routine.
Clients record progress in the mobile app. Review their week and history from the web workspace.
Yes. Habits can use a completion goal or a quantity with a supported unit, such as steps, minutes, hours, litres or servings.
Yes. Choose the weekdays that apply to the habit rather than requiring every habit every day.
No. You can import habit templates and adapt the goal, schedule and instructions for the client.

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