
Steve Messenger
It's not a bad app. I normally track on paper from an Excel sheet I built. Calculations seem to be right on with the 531 program I've run before. If you push and follow this with consistency, it really works. However, after a while, when the weight gets high enough, it's hard on the body. I had to take a break from it. Do not skip de-load. It's important.
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Tyler Monk
If you're on the fence, give it a shot. I was apprehensive after switching back to Android and losing the app I was using. There's another app that I feel is better, but I just can't bring myself to pay $10 for it. This app you set your weights and you can click each set which will put a checkmark on it so you don't lose where you're at. It will allow you to adjust your weights after deload week. Uncheck whatever workouts you don't wanna add weight to then +/- the ones you do. Great app. Simple.
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Giuseppe Mancone
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Great app! Workout timer, logs, graphs, reasonable interface. Things I'd love: - Would be nice to see if the last workout was a 5, 3 or 1 day without going into the log - Saving additional sets into the log would be nice, too. - Automatic sync with Google Drive would be so sweet - Option to make all the graphs use the same time frame, regardless of data points for that exercise - Show top set/date on each data point on graph when clicked - Custom plates sets per exercise (ex: 15lb bump/no iron)
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