Understanding each of the KPI attributes
NAME
KPI names should generally be descriptive of the exercise, its attributes, and the objective. For example, it's quite clear what you're measuring for the "1 Mile Run Min Time." Less descriptive names can potentially cause confusion and lead to inaccurate individualized prescriptions.
EXERCISE NAME
The exercise name should generally be a single exercise, like "Bench Press," "Run," or "Row." It is not recommended to describe the exercise attributes within the exercise name (e.g., "225 lb Bench Press" or "1 Mile Run"). These types of descriptive attributes can and should be specified in the "Exercise Attributes" section of the form.
OBJECTIVE TYPE
This simply indicates whether you are assessing a maximum or a minimum value. Most KPIs will probably be maxes, except when the primary measurement variable is time.
MEASUREMENT TYPE
The measurement type attribute indicates the primary aspect of the exercise that is being measured. Or in other words, what is being maximized or minimized.
DESCRIPTION
Use the description to provide any necessary instructions for performing the assessment. The description is displayed to athletes when the assessment appears on their mobile devices.
CUSTOM FORMULA
You can build a custom formula using the attributes of the KPI to produce a calculated output. See the custom formulas guide for more info.