The Trends segment of the Progress tab is your training dashboard for the last 12 weeks — what you've done, how much, and where your body is headed.
Four headline tiles open the page: workouts in the last 12 weeks, your volume for the last full week, sets logged this week, and how many current bests you're holding. Below that, cards fill in as you have data for them — cardio minutes and calories if you log cardio, your latest body measurements with a waist trend line, a shortcut into progress photos, a volume-over-time chart, and a rundown of your most recent progressive-overload target changes.
Volume-over-time and the progressive-overload summary are part of coaching. Without it, this page collapses those two into one card explaining that they pick back up the moment coaching is on — your workout counts, cardio, and body stats above stay free either way.
Nothing on this page ever reads as a miss: a target that held steady, not just one that went up, shows up here exactly as it happened, in the same even language as everywhere else in the app.
Related: "Progress — Records", "Body measurements", "Progress photos", "How progressive overload works", "Overload history"