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How to Save Workouts to the Library

You can save a workout session to your Workouts Library so it can be reused across programs, athletes, or future training cycles.

Written by Leon Foley
Updated over 2 months ago

There are two ways to save workouts to the library:

  1. From the Program Builder

  2. From the Calendar View


Why Save a Workout to the Library?

Saving a workout allows you to:

  • Reuse proven sessions quickly

  • Standardise programming across athletes or teams

  • Build a structured library of templates

  • Import workouts into future programs

Important: Workouts used inside programs or calendars are copies. Saving creates a standalone version in your library.


Method 1: Save from the Program Builder

Use this method while building or editing a program.

Step 1: Open your program

Navigate to Programs and open the program containing the session you want to save.

Step 2: Open the session menu

On the session card, click the three-dot (⋮) menu.

Step 3: Select “Save as new workout”

Click Save as new workout from the dropdown.


Step 4: Confirm saving

A confirmation window will appear. Click Save to library.

Your session is now saved as a reusable workout in the Workouts Library.


Method 2: Save from the Calendar View

Use this method when a program has already been scheduled to an athlete or group.

Step 1: Open Calendars

Go to Calendars and select the athlete or group.

Step 2: Open the scheduled workout

Click the workout session on the calendar to open its details panel.

Step 3: Open the workout menu

In the session panel, click the three-dot (⋮) menu.

Step 4: Select “Save workout to library”

Click Save workout to library.

The session will be saved to your Workouts Library.


Accessing Saved Workouts

Once saved, you can find your workout in:

  • Workouts (Library section)

  • Import options when building programs

  • Scheduling tools


Important Notes

  • Saving creates a separate library version of the workout

  • Future edits to the program or calendar session will not update the saved library version

  • Likewise, editing the library version will not change sessions already placed in programs

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