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Add a Sequence to Your Course

Loop videos, add timers, or create step-by-step exercises. 

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What is a Sequence?

Add a Sequence

Interactive vs Timed Interactive Sequence

What is a Sequence?

A Sequence is a collection of exercises, clips, or steps arranged in a specific order. Users move seamlessly from one activity to the next, making learning or workouts more structured and efficient.

Even if you’re not a fitness creator, sequences can be used for any topic where step-by-step guidance or looping videos will help users learn.

Sequences are Ideal for structured activities such as workouts, music, dance, art, or cooking.

Check out our article about Lessons for content that will include longer videos, detailed tutorials, downloadable resources, or interactive lessons.

Add a Sequence 

  1. Go to your Learn Tab.

  2. Select the course where you want to add a sequence.

  3. Click "+" at the top right and select Lesson/Sequence.

  4. Choose Sequence as the content type.

  5. Enter a Sequence Name (max 60 characters).

  6. Add a Summary (max 70 characters; placeholder can be used if blank).

  7. Optional: Set a Duration.

  8. Choose the Course Section for placement.

  9. Add your content: instructional video, playback video, or images. Only direct video uploads are supported; YouTube and Vimeo links cannot be used in sequences.

If both an image and video are added to the same sequence step, only the video will display.

To rearrange the steps, drag and drop on mobile. On desktop, click the three dots to Edit > Rearrange. 

Interactive vs. Timed Interactive Sequence

Interactive Sequence has these features:

  • Running stopwatch timer.

  • Users click Next to proceed when they are ready. 

  • No sound alerts.

Timed Interactive Sequence has these features:

  • A countdown timer with a time set by you. 

  • Sequence will automatically move to the next step when the time is up. Users can click to skip to the next lesson if they want to. 

  • Plays a beep when one second remains.