Workout assignment
Assign workouts and programs with absolute or percentage loads, RIR targets, notes, and client-specific context.
Online coaching software
Totality helps coaches assign workouts, review client history, collect forms, manage programs, and use strength analytics when adjusting training.
What it helps with
Assign workouts and programs with absolute or percentage loads, RIR targets, notes, and client-specific context.
Collect intake forms, check-ins, and meeting-related responses so coaching decisions stay attached to client feedback.
Review workout history, PR trends, estimated 1RM, volume, habits, and notes before making plan changes.
Decision signals
| Need | Why it matters | How Totality handles it |
|---|---|---|
| Programming context | Coaches need to know not only what was assigned, but how the client performed and recovered. | Connects assigned workouts with history, forms, notes, analytics, and calendar context. |
| Client-specific loading | The same percentage or RIR target means different loads for different athletes. | Supports client-aware percentage work and expected strength values. |
| Simple operations | Coaching software needs to reduce admin work, not create another spreadsheet. | Keeps programs, planned workouts, forms, and client review in one workspace. |
FAQ
Yes. Coaches can build and assign workouts, use program workflows, add notes, and review client training history.
Yes. Totality includes coach forms and check-ins so client feedback can be reviewed alongside training.
Totality is best for strength coaches who care about workout history, PRs, RIR, RPE, estimated 1RM, volume, and client-specific programming context.
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Calculation guide
A plain-English breakdown of the 1RM and RIR math behind exercise suggestions, where it helps, where it breaks, and how feedback can motivate better sessions.