Implemented a training coach feature

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Issue Title

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[Code Addition Request]: Training coach in beginner python projects

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What's the goal of the project? To keep track of users training log
Describe the aim of the project. Active training coach that helps user understand and workout based on the level

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Vuppu Chinmay

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Vuppu Chinmay

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vuppuchinmay@gmail.com

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• Contributor at gssoc-ext and hacktoberfest.

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*Closes: #888

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Has a dictionary for the set of workouts to do. based on level each user can figure out what to do and when.

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local testing

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