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Ready-made questions in comments

How to insert a ready-made question about wellbeing, effort, execution or recovery into a workout comment and add your own words to it.

For coaches and athletesUpdated:

Drop a ready-made question into a comment on a workout, activity or competition with one click, then add whatever you want to say.

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Coach and athlete each get their own list. A coach sees questions for the athlete about how they felt, the effort and any health issues after the session. An athlete sees questions for the coach about the goal of the session, how it was executed, progress and recovery.

  1. Open the question list

    Click a workout in the calendar, switch to the Comments tab and click Questions below the comment field. The Ready-made questions window opens, with search and topics.

    Ready-made questions window by the comment field with search, topics and the athlete's questions for the coach
  2. Find a question

    Type a word in Search questions or click a topic to narrow the list. All brings the full list back.

  3. Insert and add to it

    Click a question. The window closes and the question lands in the field: in an empty field it becomes the whole comment, after your own text it goes into a new paragraph. The cursor sits at the end, so you can keep typing straight away.

  4. Send

    Nothing is sent automatically. Read it through, edit it if needed and click Send. The other side gets a notification, as with any comment.

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