Your Fitimyze account includes both roles at once: coach and athlete. You can assign one of your own programs to your athlete profile to see exactly what your athletes see. It's also the quickest way to follow your own training from the same account.

Step 1: assign the program to your athlete profile

From the Programs page, click the edit icon (pencil) on the program you want to test.

Programs list

In the program editor, go to the Athletes tab.

Empty Athletes tab

Click "Add an athlete". A dialog opens listing your available athletes. Your own athlete profile appears there.

Add athlete dialog

Click your name to select yourself. A confirmation prompt appears: click "Yes, confirm".

Add confirmation

Your athlete profile now appears in the athletes table for this program.

Athlete assigned to the program

Step 2: switch to your athlete space

In the left sidebar, click Settings. The page shows three options: My coach profile, Password, and Switch to my athlete profile.

Settings, switch link

Click "Switch to my athlete profile" to access the athlete interface.

Step 3: find the program and start a session

The athlete interface is optimised for mobile. You land directly on the Programs page, which lists all programs assigned to you. The program you just assigned appears there.

Athlete programs

Tap the program card to see its content. Sessions are listed with a "Start" button and a "Show exercises" accordion to review the details before beginning.

Program detail with sessions

Tap "Show exercises" to check a session's parameters: exercise names, sets, repetitions, and weights.

Exercises expanded

When you're ready, tap "Start". A confirmation dialog appears.

Start confirmation

Tap "Yes, let's go!" to launch the session. You enter workout mode: each exercise is displayed set by set with its parameters (weight, repetitions, rest time…). Tap "Submit" after each set to move to the next one.

Session in progress

Conclusion

You can assign any of your programs to test the athlete experience. It's useful for checking that a program is properly configured before sharing it with your actual athletes, or for tracking your own training from the same account.