> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.totalcoach.com/athletes/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.totalcoach.com/athletes/welcome-to-totalcoach-athlete/lessons/how-to-rename-and-categorize-lessons-and-review-them-easily-in-the-future.md).

# How to rename and categorize lessons and review them easily in the future

Note: When you book a lesson it will be called 'Lesson' by default. We recommend you (or your coach) rename the lesson because this will enhance the future learning value from every lesson using the **Search** functionality built into the **TotalCoach Athlete** app.&#x20;

1\. [Find a lesson](/athletes/welcome-to-totalcoach-athlete/lessons/how-to-find-a-lesson.md) that you would like to rename by tapping the menu icon <img src="https://support-totalcoach.zendesk.com/hc/article_attachments/4404775837849/Hamburger.png" alt="Hamburger.png" data-size="line">, then **Lessons** on a phone, or by selecting **Lessons** from the top menu on a computer.

2\. Next to the lesson title tap **Edit**.

3\. Tap on the **Title** field. Write a title that will further describe the category that you have selected for review in the future. Be as descriptive as possible. For example, if you are a golfer and the category you chose for a lesson is Pitch, the title describes the type of pitch eg. 'bunker with a high lip'. On the other hand, if you are a tennis play choose forehand and add a description such as 'sliced ground stroke'.

4\. We recommend you select one or two categories. Although, you can select as many categories as you like.

5\. Tap **Update** to save your choice.


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