Find an exercise, or add your own with your video.
Kaizer's exercises come with a video demo, and the ones you create show up in your client's app.
Search in any of three languages.
Type the name in English, Spanish or Portuguese and find it, with its video demo.
A library that fits the way you coach.
What you can change and what your client sees.
Editing one of Kaizer's leaves you a copy.
Your changes live in a copy of your own, with your notes and your video. The original stops showing in your library and routines you already built don't change.
Filters and color tags.
Filter by muscle, equipment, type, difficulty and origin, and by your own color tags.
Your exercises, for your clients.
They see them in their routines with the video and description you added. Other trainers don't see them.
Hide the ones you don't use.
Take Kaizer's exercises you don't use out of your library. Routines that already have them stay as they are.
Exercise library FAQ.
Exercises with their name and description in English, Spanish and Portuguese, and a 3D video demo that highlights the working muscle. On top of those, you add your own.
Yes. Paste a YouTube link or upload an MP4 or MOV file of up to 10 MB, from the dashboard or from the trainer app.
No. You get a copy of your own with your changes, the original stops showing in your library and routines you already built don't change.
Yes: they see them in their routines with the video you added, and they can pick them when they replace an exercise. Other trainers don't see them.
Yes. You find the exercise by typing in English, Spanish or Portuguese: “press de banca” brings up Bench press.
It suggests exercises of the same type, first the ones that work the same muscle with the equipment the routine already uses, and leaves out the ones already in that session.
With color tags, up to 20 per exercise, and filters by muscle, equipment, type, difficulty and origin. Tags are created in the dashboard; in the app you assign and filter by them.
It shows with the name you gave it, the same in all three languages. Kaizer's exercises have their own name and description in each language.
