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Coaching Admin Overload

Coaches and trainers lose time and clients to fragmented, manual admin for scheduling, check-ins, programming, and communication.

In their words

I have to make my own power tools to use the data effectively as I scale, so I'm not spending hours on my PC every week

r/personaltraining on Reddit

I am just exhausted by doing 30+ sessions a week.

r/personaltraining on Reddit

I need a way to take away their access to the app without losing all their data and programming

r/Hevy on Reddit

What platforms could you recommend for a new coach like myself to join to connect with others looking for coaching?

r/lifecoaching on Reddit

It lives across a Drive folder, a WhatsApp group and Stripe links. It works and I hate it, and judging by the questions I get, so do the people paying for it.

r/lifecoaching on Reddit

It seems like every platform looks great on the sales page, but I'd rather learn from people who use them every day.

r/gymowner on Reddit

I can't tell it 'easy run felt way too hard, calf was tight the whole time' and have the next few sessions actually change

r/runna on Reddit

manually programming each workout into my Garmin is a gigantic pain

r/runna on Reddit

Every season, we have to give kids their money back and tell them they can't play because we don't have enough coaches.

r/SoccerCoachResources on Reddit

I lack the analytics to be able to know my progress, so that’s frustrating.

r/strongapp on Reddit

It's maybe 15 to 20 hours a week of pure admin and it's killing any chance I have to actually grow.

r/Businessowners on Reddit

promised weekly mentorship turned into “just ask if you need anything” while i was double booked by week 2

r/physicaltherapy on Reddit

Manually building these things really sucks in most apps, even if there's a good UI.

Hacker News

If you are automatically tracking reps, it can just announce whatever the next thing in your program is, and start rest timers automatically

Hacker News

Coaches and personal trainers

Where they talk

  • r/personaltraining
  • r/gymowner
  • r/PersonalTrainer
  • r/lifecoaching
  • r/GymOwnerNetwork
  • r/SoccerCoachResources
  • r/smallbusiness
  • r/CoachingYouthSports

Tools they use today

  • Trainerize
  • Google Sheets
  • WhatsApp
  • TrueCoach
  • Hevy
  • Everfit
  • Excel
  • Strong

Why those fall short

  • Returns to default mode quickly, can't handle context or adjust sessions
  • no systems for lead-gen and onboarding; gyms don't teach marketing
  • no direct link from AI-generated plans to watch workouts
  • tips fall on deaf ears; plans ignored; no escalation path
  • Roster lacks per-coach class history and last-attended fields