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When using Genius (Genius for Trainers or Genius for All) to create or update a training plan, you may want to make a few changes, like adding new exercises, adjusting reps, or tweaking rest times.

Instead of filling in every missing value manually, you can use the exercise update feature in the EGYM Trainer App to automatically complete the details (sets, reps, weights, and rest times) based on the member’s Genius profile. This saves time while ensuring that the plan is compatible with EGYM's algorithm and personalized to the member.

Nota

For more information on how Genius works and plan generation limitations, refer to How does Genius create training plans?

How it works

  • Add a completely new exercise: You add a Dumbbell Row without filling in any values. Genius will fill in the sets, reps, weights, and rest times.

  • Add values to an exercise and update: You add a Dumbbell Row and assign 3 sets. Genius could then add 12 reps, a training weight, and 60 seconds rest (varies depending on the member's strength profile).

Before you start

Make sure your member has completed the onboarding process. Refer to the EGYM Genius: Trainer App Onboarding Guide for full instructions.

When editing training plans after generation

  1. Generate the member’s Genius training plan.

  2. Edit the training plan as needed.

  3. In the top right, tap Update. Genius will automatically predict and fill in any missing strength exercise values.

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    Nota

    • Cardio and flexibility exercises won't trigger the update option to appear.

    • Genius will not overwrite values you've already entered.

  4. Once the system adds the predicted values, the Genius status will show Updated.

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  5. Tap Save to assign the plan to the member.

For Genius training plans, trainers or members can manually adjust the parameters for Strength, Cardio, and Flexibility via sliders.

This article shows you how to do this and explains how it works.

Nota

Genius availability depends on your gym’s Genius plan:

  • Genius for Trainers – This version is designed solely for trainers using the EGYM Trainer App. Members cannot create Genius training plans in the EGYM Branded Member App (BMA).

  • Genius for All – Both trainers and members can use Genius: Trainers create and assign plans in the EGYM Trainer App, while members can generate their own plans in the EGYM Branded Member App.

  • Genius for Members – This version does not apply to the EGYM Trainer App, as members create their own training plans directly in the EGYM Branded Member App.

  1. Do one of the following according to your plan type:

  2. Move the sliders to set the desired focus and tap Choose Goal.

  3. Genius uses the chosen ratios, together with a member's training profile, to create a personalized weekly plan.

    Nota

    The combined values for Strength, Cardio, and Flexibility must always equal 100%. Each training type also has defined minimum and maximum limits based on the selected goal (for example, Strength can range from 20%–100% in Reha Fit).

When a fitness goal is manually adjusted, Genius recalculates:

  • The amount of time dedicated to Strength, Cardio, and Flexibility exercises.

  • The type of sessions (splits) to include during the week.

  • The exercise mix for each session.

Genius doesn’t just replace individual exercises. It redesigns the training week according to the chosen goal composition and selected workout frequency (number of sessions per week).

Examples

  • A member training twice a week with an even 35% / 35% / 30% split may receive two full-body sessions that also include short cardio elements.

  • A member training five times per week with a 70% / 20% / 10% strength-focused balance may receive:

    • A mixed split (for example, push / pull / legs + upper / lower body, with light cardio included in each session).

    • A five-day structure with four strength sessions (push / pull / legs + full-body) and one dedicated cardio day.

  • Two members with the same 40% / 40% / 20% split may receive different plans, depending on their schedule and gym setup. For one member, cardio may be a dedicated session. For another member, cardio may be integrated into other workouts.

Tabla 1. Example summary

Composition

(Strength / Cardio / Flexibility)

Workout Frequency

Example Splits

35% / 35% / 30%

2× per week

Two full-body sessions with integrated short cardio elements

70% / 20% / 10%

5× per week

  • Mixed split (push / pull / legs + upper / lower body, with light cardio in each session)

  • Five-day structure with four strength sessions (push / pull / legs + full-body) and one dedicated cardio day

40% / 40% / 20%

Varied

Dynamic structure:

  • Cardio as a dedicated session

  • Cardio distributed across other workouts



  • Weekly-level planning: Genius always plans on a weekly basis. Adjusting the sliders changes how the total training time is distributed between strength, cardio, and flexibility exercises.

  • Dynamic split selection: The algorithm chooses a split structure that best fits the member’s workout frequency, experience, and goal.

  • Flexible outcomes: There are no fixed rules linking certain goal mixes and specific split types, so do not expect identical outcomes (specific splits for certain slider combinations).

    For example, an even 35% / 35% / 30% setup doesn’t always mean “two full-body + one cardio.” Genius evaluates the member’s workout frequency, workout duration, and gym equipment to determine the most effective structure.

  • Adaptive decision-making: The split is determined by a AI-driven planning system that evaluates multiple valid options and selects the one that offers the best balance between effectiveness, recovery, and goal alignment.

    This ensures the final plan feels logical, personalized, and consistent with training principles.

Nota

  • Genius maintains safe and balanced progression, preventing unrealistic or conflicting combinations (for example, avoiding two heavy leg sessions in a row).

  • Flexibility exercises are distributed across sessions rather than appearing as a separate day to support recovery and mobility without taking away a full training day.