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Training Tool

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Onboard → Split → Program → Train → History

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Welcome — set up your profile

Tell us about yourself and your goals. We'll calculate target volume for each muscle group and recommend a split.

Muscle Priorities

Select which muscles to focus (full volume) vs maintain (~half volume).

Split Preference
Choose My Split
Take the Quiz
Powerlifting Profile

We'll design a periodized program based on your current maxes, weak points, and fatigue profile.

Select your sticking points (affects accessory selection).

Priority Muscles & Frequency

Pick 1–2 muscles to prioritize. They get higher weekly frequency (3–4x) and a small volume bump (+1 set/week).

Priority muscles get +1 set/week on top of your volume target.

Volume Targets
Select Your Split

Based on 4 days/week.

Session Length

45 min: capped 4 exercises + supersets suggested · 90 min: one optional exercise per day (not counted in compliance).

Choose Your Exercises

Each slot draws from a full muscle-group pool. Pick your favorite — the program will generate with your selections. (BB=Barbell, DB=Dumbbell, MAC=Machine, CAB=Cable, BW=Bodyweight)

Weekly Volume Plan
Custom Split Builder

Design your own weekly schedule — pick the muscles trained each day.

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Your Program
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Mesocycle Auto-Planner

Configure your training block. The engine will ramp volume and RPE weekly, auto-progress loads based on your logged performance, and schedule a deload at the end.

Configure above and click Generate.

Tip: 8-week hypertrophy blocks work best for intermediates. Adjust if competing.

Today's Training
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Pre-Session Readiness
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Check in before training to assess your stress/fatigue ratio. This adjusts your RPE targets for safety.
📊 RPE / RIR Guide
RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion) and RIR (Reps In Reserve) help you auto-regulate intensity based on how you feel that day. Use the table below to find your target RPE for each rep range.
RPERIRFeelBest For
100Max effort — cannot do another repStrength testing, last set of main lift
91Hard — one more rep possible but very difficultTop working sets, heavy compounds
82Challenging — 2 reps left in tankMost working sets, hypertrophy
73Moderately hard — 3 reps leftBack-off sets, early working sets
5-64-5Moderate — bar speed slows slightlyWarm-up, ramp sets, first work sets
💡 Pro tip: Start your first working set at RPE 7. If it moves well, add weight next set. If it's a grind, stay or back off. Over 4 weeks, track your RPE to spot accumulating fatigue before it hurts performance.
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Exercises
❤️ Log Cardio Session
📏 Body Measurements
Coach's Note
Volume Dashboard

Logged sets this week (yellow bar) vs MEV–MAV–MRV (green to red).

e1RM Progression — last 8 sessions

Select an exercise to see e1RM trend.

Personal Records

Log some sessions to see PRs.

Deload History

No deload data yet.