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Habit coaching

Coach the routine, not just the outcome.

Assign a repeatable behavior, make today’s action clear, and review real consistency before choosing the next prompt.

Daily behavior. Visible evidence. Coach-controlled follow-up.

Fictional workspace and client data.

A repeatable loop

Assign. Practice. Review. Reinforce.

Habits gives a small daily action enough structure to remain useful—from definition and scheduling through execution, adherence review, and follow-up.

  1. 01

    Assign

    Define one repeatable behavior.

    Start from a built-in or trainer-owned template, or create a custom boolean or numeric target for the client in front of you.

  2. 02

    Practice

    Make today’s action unmistakable.

    Clients see what is due, log completion or numeric progress, and keep off-schedule routines visible without calling them missed.

  3. 03

    Review

    Read consistency across real windows.

    Use today status, streak, 7-day and 30-day adherence, recent misses, and direction before deciding what needs support.

  4. 04

    Reinforce

    Choose the lightest useful follow-up.

    Send a manual nudge, configure a daily reminder, or let a separate automation use an eligible adherence signal.

Assign with clear edges

A habit is a small contract with the day.

Start from a built-in pattern, a trainer-owned template, or a custom habit. Then define the target, rhythm, useful connections, and the clients who should receive it.

BUILT-IN STARTERSMY TEMPLATESCUSTOM HABIT

Bulk assignment surfaces duplicate warnings and creates one client-owned assignment at a time. Prior logs are never collapsed into the template.

Target

Boolean or numeric

A clear yes-or-no action or a measurable daily amount.

Rhythm

Schedule and local time

The days the habit is due, plus an optional reminder time.

Context

Goal and source links

Connect the routine to an active goal or a compatible Recovery source when useful.

Reach

One client or a roster

Assign individually or in bulk with duplicate warnings before creation.

Practice today

Keep the daily list honest.

Clients can complete assigned habits from Dashboard or the dedicated Habits page. Solo athletes can define and manage their own routines through the same target and schedule model.

Boolean actions stay simple. Numeric actions show progress against the daily target instead of forcing an all-or-nothing result.

  1. 01

    Due

    Ready for today

    The habit is scheduled and has no saved progress yet.
  2. 02

    Partial

    Progress without pretending it is done

    Numeric logging keeps the completed share of the target visible.
  3. 03

    Completed

    The threshold was met

    The client sees a clear completion receipt for that date.
  4. 04

    Off schedule

    Visible, but not mislabeled

    Routine review remains available without manufacturing a miss.
Habit health
COACHING CONTEXT
  • Today’s pending habit count
  • Current streak and last-seven-days history
  • 7-day and 30-day adherence
  • Improving, stable, declining, or insufficient-data direction
  • Repeated misses and nudge follow-through

Review the pattern

Consistency needs a window, not a hunch.

The coach queue starts with assignments that need support, then opens the exact client and habit for authoritative history. Sparse, stale, or incomplete projection data stays visibly qualified.

Adherence and trend labels organize review. They do not predict an outcome, diagnose motivation, or change a client’s plan.

Reinforce deliberately

Match the follow-up to the routine.

Habits can support a light prompt or provide a bounded signal to a broader workflow. Every path keeps its owner and its limits clear.

Manual nudge

A coach-owned prompt for this habit.

The in-app nudge is deduplicated per assignment and date. An intentional resend requires confirmation.

Scheduled reminder

A consistent daily time when routine matters.

The scheduler respects the assignment timezone and skips habits already completed for the day.

Automation eligibility

A bounded signal for a separate workflow.

Low adherence or repeated misses can qualify for a configured follow-up sequence without moving habit ownership.

A nudge is an in-app habit action—not a guaranteed behavior change, autonomous coaching decision, or promise of push delivery.

Connected by context

Let the routine support the goal without blurring ownership.

Recovery

Compatible numeric values can fill today’s log.

Recovery saves can update configured habit entries, while assignment and adherence review stay in Habits.

Nutrition

Supplement routines can complete where they are used.

A linked supplement habit can be logged from Nutrition without turning Nutrition into the habit workspace.

Progress & Goals

Show which routine supports the active outcome.

Goal surfaces read linked habit support without taking over habit persistence or daily logging.
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Habits

Make the next small action easier to coach.

Choose the platform plan that fits your active-client roster Bring assignment, daily practice, adherence review, and follow-up into one clear loop.

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