New Layout Feedback - Exercises and their Courses

Started by Eric Xavier, February 4, 2014 · 9 Replies · 3,014 Views

Eric Xavier

So the new layout is great, would love the drop down list to stick and remember rather than compress back to default after every click.

But more importantly, when you have all the series, you can no longer tell which course level the exercise belongs to. So when you have a question about it, you don't really know which F1-4 forum you should post it in.

Or can you? I can't seem to figure it out and my memory fails me.

Keilani Gutierrez
Eric Xavier said:

But more importantly, when you have all the series, you can no longer tell which course level the exercise belongs to. So when you have a question about it, you don't really know which F1-4 forum you should post it in.

Or can you? I can't seem to figure it out and my memory fails me.

you can, it's in the strength chart. :)

Alan Tseng

I also agree with the drop down list staying whenever you go to a new page rather than having to press it again

Eric Xavier

Thanks for the pointer Keilani.  Did NOT think about that one.

Keilani Gutierrez
Eric Xavier said:

Thanks for the pointer Keilani.  Did NOT think about that one.

i'll be honest, iI do understand exactly where you come from; knowing where all the PE's are to know when you "pull away" from a particular chapter in a series, but since working through the chapters of F series is broken in the Athlete Cert stages, it would be easier to use the Strength chart for that reason and know what "jump" you need to do to pull away from the level you're currently working in each element. 

 

it's a small change to adjust too but it's a pretty spelt out one (since the Strength chart includes the entire F series.)

Coach Sommer

We will shortly be color coding the PEs/iMs so that their color in the drop down menu corresponds to the color of that particular level on the strength chart.

 

Yours in Fitness,

Coach Sommer

Rob Rowland

When I saw the "Stretch One" forum in the Graduate Studies section, I began involuntarily crying.

ChrisUK

It's probably on par with Hungarian for post-workout trauma^

Coach Sommer
ChrisUK said:

It's probably on par with Hungarian for post-workout trauma^

 

Not even close.   :icon_twisted:

 

Yours in Fitness,

Coach Sommer

James Hall

The new layout is excellent.