YOUR Personal Training has partnered with REMAKER to bring elite-level strength analytics to Personal Trainers, gym members and athletes across the UK.
For years, endurance athletes have had access to detailed performance data. Runners obsess over pace, cyclists analyse watts, swimmers track stroke efficiency and recovery metrics. Strength training? Not so much, until now.
Through our new partnership with REMAKER, YOUR Personal Training is giving Personal Trainers and their clients access to powerful performance insights that were once reserved for elite sport and sports science laboratories. It's another step in our mission to equip our trainers with the very best tools, technology and education to deliver outstanding results.
Because the scales don't tell the whole story
One of the biggest frustrations for Personal Trainers is that clients don't always see the progress that's happening. The scales haven't moved, the mirror looks the same, the weight on the bar hasn't increased. So they assume they're not improving.
In reality, they could be producing more power, moving the weight faster, generating more force or improving their movement quality but without the data, those wins remain invisible.
REMAKER changes that… Using wearable technology and an intuitive app, trainers can now measure metrics including:
- Power
- Velocity
- Strength output
- Range of motion
- Movement quality
A game changer for Personal Trainers
Great coaching has always relied on experience, instinct and relationships, REMAKER doesn't replace that, it enhances it.
With REMAKER MOVE, Personal Trainers can coach using live performance data, helping them make smarter programming decisions throughout every session.
The platform allows trainers to:
- Auto-regulate training loads based on performance
- Track progression over time
- Generate professional PDF progress reports
- Programme sessions via an online portal
- Monitor remote and online coaching clients
- Demonstrate measurable progress that clients can actually see
The result? More engaged clients, better coaching decisions and improved retention.
When clients can clearly see they're becoming stronger, they're far more likely to stay committed.
Better experiences for gym members
Most people train using one measurement: How much weight did I lift?
But strength is much more than the number on the bar, REMAKER acts like an assistant coach in your pocket.
Its Performance Intelligence technology analyses every repetition and can recommend increasing or decreasing load based on how you're actually performing, not simply what was written in your programme.
The app also uses AI to build new training sessions in seconds, helping members stay motivated while continually progressing.
Raising the standard for gyms
Gyms are increasingly looking for ways to offer members something they can't get from generic fitness apps.
Technology like REMAKER helps facilities deliver a more personalised, engaging and measurable fitness experience.
For operators, that means:
- Greater member engagement
- Stronger PT retention
- Increased coaching credibility
- Better member outcomes
- A genuine point of difference in a competitive marketplace
As wearable technology continues to evolve, the gyms that embrace meaningful performance data will be the ones that stand out.
Elite performance without the elite price tag
For professional clubs and elite athletes, collecting performance data has traditionally meant expensive force plates, motion capture systems and lengthy testing sessions. Its MOVE and LINK technology delivers lab-grade performance insights directly on the gym floor.
Entire squads can be benchmarked in minutes, athletes receive immediate, easy-to-understand feedback after every repetition.
Technology should support coaching, not replace it
At YOUR Personal Training, we've always believed the best results come from exceptional coaches.
Technology should never replace the relationship between trainer and client, it should simply give coaches better information.
REMAKER does exactly that, it turns hidden performance into visible progress.
James Smith, Commercial Director at YOUR Personal Training, said:
"The fitness industry is entering a new era where data and coaching work hand in hand. REMAKER allows our Personal Trainers to demonstrate progress in a way that's never been possible before. It's not about replacing great coaching it's about giving great coaches even better tools. Whether you're a first-time gym member or an elite athlete chasing marginal gains, having access to meaningful performance data transforms the way you train."
Our partnership with REMAKER is another example of YOUR Personal Training investing in the future of coaching.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is velocity based training?
Velocity based training (VBT) is a data-driven approach to strength training that uses the speed at which you move a weight, rather than the weight alone, to guide decisions about load. By tracking bar or limb velocity on each rep, it shows whether you are producing more power and lets you adjust the weight to match how you are performing that day. It gives trainers and lifters objective feedback that a traditional programme misses. YOUR Personal Training gives its trainers access to this through a partnership with REMAKER, whose wearable technology measures power, velocity and force so coaches can make smarter programming decisions in every session.
How do you measure progress in strength training?
You can measure progress in strength training by tracking more than the weight on the bar: power output, velocity, force produced and range of motion all show whether you are improving, often before the load itself goes up. These metrics reveal the gains the scales and the mirror hide, which is why a client can be getting stronger without seeing an obvious change. Wearable tools now make this data available on the gym floor. YOUR Personal Training's trainers use REMAKER to capture these performance metrics and turn hidden progress into something clients can actually see.
Can wearable technology track strength and power?
Yes. Modern wearable technology can measure strength and power directly during a workout, capturing metrics such as velocity, force, power output and range of motion on every repetition. Insights that once needed force plates and a sports science laboratory are now available on the gym floor through a small wearable and an app. This lets trainers benchmark clients, auto-regulate their training and demonstrate measurable progress over time. YOUR Personal Training provides this to its trainers through its partnership with REMAKER, whose MOVE and LINK technology delivers lab-grade performance data without the lab.
What is auto-regulation in strength training?
Auto-regulation in strength training means adjusting your training load session by session based on how you are actually performing on the day, rather than following a fixed plan regardless of fatigue or readiness. When your power and speed are high you push the load, and when they are down you ease off, so you train smarter and lower the risk of injury. Velocity data makes this possible in real time. YOUR Personal Training's trainers use REMAKER for exactly this: it measures bar speed on every rep, so when a client moves faster than their target velocity zone they can add load, and when they slow down they can ease off, matching each session to how that person is performing that day.
Do you have to lift heavier to get stronger?
No, lifting heavier is not the only way to get stronger. You can build strength by producing more power, moving the same weight faster, generating more force or improving your technique and range of motion, and these gains often appear before the weight on the bar increases. Focusing only on the number lifted can hide real progress and lead people to think they are not improving when they are. Measuring performance data captures these changes.
About the author
Published by Iva Boneva.
Iva Boneva is Marketing Manager at YOUR Personal Training, where she leads the brand's marketing and its technology and product partnerships. She holds a Master's in Communications, Media Practice and Public Relations and a degree in Medical Genetics, combining a background in health science and fitness with hands-on experience across content, video, web and social media.