Fitsly · Programming
Writing training programs for online clients.
How often to train a muscle, why it matters less than coaches argue, and how to build a week around two days or five.
How to set weekly hard sets per muscle for clients who sleep badly, diet, and miss sessions.
Which clients can realistically lose fat and gain muscle at once, what to track instead of the scale, and when to stop trying.
What each common split contains, how the week lays out, who it suits and what it costs.
How to assemble exercise selection, rep ranges, effort and volume into a four to six week block a general-population client will finish.
Cut program writing time by making fewer decisions per client, not by typing faster.
How to get film you can actually assess, review it at volume, and cue in a way clients act on.
Progression ladders for the seven main patterns, and how to judge a client is ready to move up when you cannot watch them.
What a coach can and cannot do when a client reports pain, and how to keep them training safely around it.
When a client actually needs a deload, which of the three versions to use, and how to sell it.
How to teach clients to rate effort accurately, audit the numbers they send back, and fix the ones that are wrong.
The two scales measure the same thing, so pick the one your client can answer accurately — and keep it for the whole program.