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Frappleberry
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hi everyone, I've just started working with a personal trainer today and was wondering how to log the exercise afterwards. Should I log each individual exercise separately? Couldn't possibly today as I was focused on attempting each exercise and not the name of each one! Plus, each exercise was modified, eg, the press ups were from my knees not toes etc, any advice given would be appreciated
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Trainer should have written down every exercise for you and let you know what muscles are being targeted. At this point, just log the exercise under 30 minutes. That way it's not overly estimated.
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for MFP logging purposes, you don't need to know the name of the individual exercises (altho you should try to learn them eventually). just go to cardio and log as 60 minutes of strength training0
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