Intensity Legacy

Taylor Hamling

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About this app

This is the legacy version of Intensity (version 2).

An ad free workout tracking app to optimize your training for progression. Intensity is focused on getting you better than you were yesterday.

Intensity has an interface that makes tracking easy. You can quickly track an entire workout or track as you go. Designed for progression, it has everything you need right at your finger tips. This includes in-depth stats to identify trends in your training, custom goals to push you to progress, and the ability to easily view your personal records.

Intensity includes popular powerlifting programs such as 5/3/1, Starting Strength, Stronglifts 5x5, The Texas Method, Smolov, Scheiko, The Juggernaut Method, PowerliftingToWin programs, Candito programs, Kizen programs, and practically every other popular powerlifting program you can think of. If you can't find what you are looking for, you can build your own programs or customize existing programs.

With your workouts stored securely in the cloud, access your data whenever you need it. You can access your data on Android, iOS, Windows, and Desktop.

You can import data from popular apps such as FitNotes, Strong, and Stronglifts 5x5. You can also export all your workouts for further analysis.

Intensity includes social features where you can add your friends, share workouts, and compete on the leaderboard.

Other features include:
• Timer & stopwatch
• Interval timer
• Bodyweight tracker
• 1RM calculator
• Plate calculator with custom plate settings
• Wilks calculator
• IPF points calculator
• Warmup calculator

Use Intensity as the ultimate tracking tool that will last you your entire lifting lifetime.

Ratings and reviews

I really like this app. I've used a different one for years, and this one has some of the features the other one was missing. Having popular programs is a bonus. it would be nice if the app calculated you lift weights based on 1RM and 90% 1RM instead of doing just "bench press, 5 sets of 10 at 60%" having it come out as "...5 sets of 10 at 165lb"