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How to Use the Trainerize Clients Table in FitMetrics

Learn how to navigate, customize, and use the Trainerize Clients table to manage all synced client data efficiently.

Xenios Charalambous avatar
Written by Xenios Charalambous
Updated over 2 months ago

🧾 Overview: How the Trainerize Clients Table Works

The Trainerize Clients tab gives you full visibility into all your synced Trainerize clients in a flexible, spreadsheet-style view. Every 30 minutes, FitMetrics automatically fetches your Trainerize clients — so if someone joins at 4:15, expect to see them in your dashboard by 4:30.

This view is fully customizable and includes both synced and manually added data, giving you a complete picture of each client’s journey.

The Trainerize Clients table in FitMetrics gives you a spreadsheet-style view of every client synced from Trainerize, along with custom FitMetrics data. You can view, filter, sort, and customize this table to fit your coaching workflow.


1. Understanding the Columns

The table contains all relevant data pulled from Trainerize plus additional FitMetrics fields:


Trainerize Data

  • First Name / Last Name – Client’s name.

  • Email – Client’s registered email address.

  • Trainerize ID – Unique client ID in Trainerize.

  • Trainerize Status – Must be Active to appear in the table.

  • Stage – Onboarding stage (from FitMetrics’ onboarding feature).

  • Role Type – Client’s Trainerize role.

  • Trainer ID – ID of the assigned trainer.

  • Telegram Group ID – If the client is in a Telegram group.

  • Threads – Messaging threads saved from Trainerize; allows assigning a default thread for communication.

  • Preferred Messaging – Choose between Trainerize, Telegram, or Both.

  • Last Login – Last time the client logged into Trainerize.

  • Last Synchronization – Last time data was synced from Trainerize.

  • Gender

  • Phone Number

  • Location

  • Birth Date

  • Height

  • Activity Level

  • Connected Applications – e.g., Apple Health, Fitbit, WHOOP, MyFitnessPal.

  • Tags – Tags assigned in Trainerize.

  • Trainer – Name of assigned trainer.

  • Created – Date the client was created in Trainerize.


FitMetrics Data

  • Programs – Assign one or more FitMetrics custom programs.

  • Checkboxes – Track Community, Testimonial, Broadcast, 1:1 Calls, Group Calls.

  • Expiry Date – Useful for fixed-length memberships (3, 6, 12 months, etc.).

  • Program Start Date – Track when the client officially starts the program.

  • Goal – Single-choice dropdown (Weight Loss, Lean Bulking, Muscle Building, Body Recomposition, Strength Training, Athletic Performance, Maintenance, General Fitness, Contest Prep, Rehabilitation, Consistency).

  • Goal Weight – Target weight.

  • Body Fat Goal – Target body fat %.

  • Starting Weight / Starting Body Fat – Baseline measurements.

  • WHOOP – Connection status for WHOOP integration.

  • Program Length – Shown in days, weeks, or months.

  • Remaining Days – Days, weeks, or months remaining in the program.

  • Days in Program – How long the client has been in the program.

  • Leaderboard – Include or exclude the client from the FitMetrics leaderboard.


2. Table Features

Filters

  • Filter by any column (e.g., only show active clients, filter by tags, filter by trainer).

Sorting

  • Sort ascending or descending by any column.

Fields

  • Show or hide columns.

  • Reorder columns to create a personalized layout.

Density

  • Adjust row height: Short, Medium, Tall, or Extra Tall.

Search

  • Search by client name for instant access.


💡 Pro Tip

Customizing the table view with only the columns you actually use will make it much faster to manage and review clients during coaching calls.


🕒 Sync Timing

  • Your client list syncs with Trainerize every 30 minutes.

  • If you add a new client to Trainerize, it will appear in FitMetrics on the next sync.

  • You can always see the last sync timestamp at the top of the page for reference.

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