Lifts
Track lifts as part of the client’s fitness program. A record of the work gives the trainer and client something specific to review.
Track lifts, personal bests, body measurements, and nutrition, with Apple Health and Health Connect sync.
A client may be improving in ways that are difficult to remember from one session to the next. Lifts, personal bests, measurements, and nutrition provide different kinds of context. A useful review starts by choosing the information relevant to the client’s own training goals.
Agree on which information is relevant to the training goal. A strength goal may emphasize lifts and personal bests, while another program may use different measures.
Use the tracking tools for lifts, personal bests, body measurements, and nutrition according to the program you deliver.
Use the recorded information to discuss progress. Explore Apple Health or Health Connect sync where it fits the client’s setup.
Give fitness progress a record beyond the session itself. Track training results, measurements, and nutrition as part of your client program.
Track lifts as part of the client’s fitness program. A record of the work gives the trainer and client something specific to review.
Track personal bests to recognize performance milestones. Use them alongside the wider training context when discussing progress.
Track body measurements where they are relevant to the client’s goals. Agree on which measurements are useful before making them part of the review.
Track nutrition within the fitness toolset. Keep the discussion appropriate to your program and the services you provide.
Fitness Tracking includes sync with Apple Health and Health Connect. Discuss the client’s setup during a walkthrough to understand how it fits their experience.
Personal trainers, strength programs, and fitness businesses tracking individual progress.
A trainer and client can use recorded lifts and personal bests when reviewing a training goal, alongside the measurements or nutrition information relevant to their program.
If your team currently uses separate notes or spreadsheets, compare that approach with the tools in Fitness Tracking.
| Area | A separate manual approach | Fitness Tracking in SIXPAC |
|---|---|---|
| Performance | Lifts and best results recalled from memory. | Tracking for lifts and personal bests. |
| Progress context | Measurements and nutrition kept separately. | Body measurement and nutrition tracking in Program Hub. |
| Health platforms | The client’s setup considered outside the tracking discussion. | Apple Health and Health Connect sync. |
More detail about what the tool does and how to plan your setup.
The feature includes lifts, personal bests, body measurements, and nutrition. Choose the information relevant to the client’s fitness program.
Yes. Fitness Tracking includes Apple Health and Health Connect sync.
Fitness Tracking provides information you can review against a training goal. Goals & Levels separately provides tools for structuring client goals, levels, checklists, and habits.
Yes. Book a demo to discuss the fitness information your program uses and review how the tracking tools fit your clients and team.
No. You can switch on only the parts you need and customize wording in your app and Marketplace to suit your business.
The Program Hub Getting Started Guide is available in your SIXPAC Support portal. Contact the SIXPAC team if you need help finding it or discussing your setup.
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Discuss your program and the client experience you want to build.