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Prescribing is half the job. The other half is seeing what came back — and that’s what the Completed workouts card shows, on the athlete’s profile.

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Where it lives

Open the athlete and look for the Completed workouts card. It comes collapsed, with the count in the title; use Expand to open it.

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What each row shows

  • The name of the workout they did.
  • A small bubble when they left a note.
  • The date and the duration (e.g., “48 min”).
  • The perceived intensity, in five dots: Very light, Light, Moderate, Hard, Very hard — or no answer, when they didn’t answer.
Perceived intensity is the cheapest and most underrated piece of data you have. Three “Very light” in a row means it’s time to raise the load, even if they don’t complain.

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Opening a completed workout

Click a row to see the detail:
  • the exercises grouped by block (what was the warm-up, what came after the workout), so you see what they did and what they skipped;
  • the sets they actually recorded — e.g., “10 reps · 40 kg”, which is what matters for deciding progression;
  • the notes they wrote.

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Load more

The card loads 20 at a time, with the See more button, up to 200 workouts. Beyond that, use the athlete’s metrics tab.

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What you don’t see here

The photo the athlete takes at the end of the workout doesn’t show up in this card — that’s theirs.
Want to know who has gone quiet instead of checking one by one? See Monitoring and the alerts on the dashboard.