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The menu you use to switch between the gyms and organizations you program for is moving up out of the left panel and into the header. Same job, new spot. And for Workout Tracking gyms, it brings shortcuts to popular actions with it. What’s moving Today the menu sits in the left panel, just above…
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We’ve refreshed the Athlete List and athlete profiles in Plan. The goal was simple: clear away the clutter, make everyday coaching quicker, and give your athletes’ data more room to breathe. A simpler Athlete List The list of athletes got a lighter, cleaner look that’s easier to scan — the same roster, with less getting…
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Copy an entire day of programming to another track and date. Pick the destination, pick the date, and untick anything you don’t want coming along. You’ve been able to Plan Again a single track event for a while now: pick one workout, send it to another track or another date. That hasn’t changed and it isn’t going…
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Most gym owners face the same problem. The numbers exist. They are sitting in BTWB right now. But reaching them means remembering which report holds them, filtering correctly, exporting the result, and then doing the actual thinking in a spreadsheet late at night. BTWB now connects directly to AI assistants such as Claude. Instead of…
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A look at everything we’ve shipped over the past couple of months to make running your gym and tracking your training smoother — plus a preview of what’s on the way.
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Most days your track posts a few versions of the same workout. Here’s how Variations groups them into one swipeable card, what the new action buttons do, and what’s inside the redesigned details screen.
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We’ve Completely Reimagined the Committed Club at BTWB We’ve turned it into a powerful tool for coaches and gym owners to encourage consistency, celebrate commitment, and spark healthy competition within their communities. Why the Committed Club Matters The Committed Club is more than just a monthly attendance challenge. It’s a way to celebrate your most…
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The BTWB Plan Page now supports both imperial and metric weightlifting loads, allowing users to focus on lifting without mental conversions. Users can easily select their preferred unit in settings, ensuring workouts display in their chosen unit alongside the gym’s programmed load for clarity and convenience.