Folders or tags, and ideas to get organized

Folders or tags

In sessions and blocks you can use both at once. Each one answers a different question:

Tags are still searchable as before: type Post-op in the search box and you will find every template with that tag, whatever folder it is in. While planning, you can also filter by tag in Load templates.

A simple rule: the folder is the main criterion you look for a template by; tags are everything else.

Ideas to get organized

Pick one criterion for the top level and don't mix it with others. Some that work well:

• By phase. Phase 1 · Activation, Phase 2 · Control, Phase 3 · Strength, Return to sport. Useful if your programs follow a progression.
• By condition or body area. Knee › ACL, Knee › Meniscus, Shoulder, Lower back. Common in physiotherapy and rehab.
• By client type. Beginners, Over 65, Pregnancy and postpartum, Athletes. Useful for programs you assign as they are.
• By part of the session. Warm-up, Main strength, Conditioning, Cool-down. A great fit for blocks, which you combine in every session.

A few tips:

• Start with a few folders and add subfolders when one gets too big.
• Each library can follow its own criterion: programs by client type and blocks by part of the session, for example.
• Use tags for the second criterion. If your blocks are sorted by part of the session, tag the body area (Knee, Shoulder) to find them that way too.
• You don't need to sort everything at once. Whatever has no folder yet stays in No folder, at hand.