Managing a growing exercise library can be a grind. Adding new drills one by one? Slow. Re-tagging the same attributes over and over? Slower. And reorganizing entire collections manually? Forget it.

That’s exactly why XPS Network just rolled out a new power feature: Import From Spreadsheet – and there’s a new tutorial walking coaches through it step-by-step that you can watch right below.

This update lets you pull large batches of exercises straight from a spreadsheet into your Exercise Collection. That means names, images, videos, paragraph headers, instructions, attributes, and tags all come in at once – without the usual tedious clicking. In the tutorial, you’ll see exactly how to structure your sheet, map your columns, and import cleanly into the category folders you choose. 

Why This Feature Actually Matters for Coaches?

Here’s where it stops being a “nice update” and becomes a real workflow upgrade:

1. Import dozens (or hundreds) of exercises in one shot

No more manual entry. Add all your exercises, videos, images, descriptions, and attributes in one import. The system even lets you bring in unlimited custom columns. 

2. Organize your content instantly

You can specify category folders and subfolders directly in the spreadsheet. The moment you import, everything lands exactly where you want it. 

3. Load media automatically – local files or online links

The importer supports:

All of them get placed in the correct order based on your column layout. 

4. Create attributes and tags on the fly

Tracking performance metrics? Great. You can assign attributes during import. Don’t have the tag created yet? XPS builds it automatically. 

5. Fix mistakes after import without starting over

If you pick the wrong attribute template or need to adjust exercise parameters, you can update them folder-wide using the advanced tools – password-protected to safeguard previous data. 

6. Build a fully customized exercise library faster than ever

Whether you’re importing strength work, sport-specific drills, rehab exercises, or entire training modules, the system adapts to however you organize your content. No rigid structure. No limits on columns. Just speed and flexibility.