We’ve made it easy to individualize your training and record it exactly how you perform your session. No more writing notes to remember what changes you made to a program!
The first set of customizations you’ll find on your Workout Overview screen that you’ll see before starting any session.
This is where you can re-order or substitute exercises and create or split up super sets.
To substitute an exercise on the Workout Overview Screen:
To substitute during your session:
Different Substitution Types:
90% of the time “Stimulus” is the substitution list you’ll want to use. This will give you the exercises that most closely match all the qualities of the one in the program. They are listed in preferred order.
“Movement” will mainly be used for systemic conditioning programs or when you’re less concerned about targeting the same exact tissue. Maybe you just want an Upper Push movement and don’t care if it’s more triceps, anterior delts, or chest biased.
“Home” is exactly as it sounds. If you’re training at home, check out this list for options you can accomplish with just: adjustable bench, dumbbells, barbell, resistance bands, and body weight.
NOTE: We often order exercises intentionally. So we recommend only changing the order if it is necessary due to gym logistics or moving a priority body part earlier in the session for hypertrophy goals.
Split Up Super Sets:
NOTE: If you split up exercises you will likely want to increase the rest periods as well, which can be done by opening the exercise’s menu (long tap) and clicking “Edit Exercise”. You can also edit the exercise rest periods on the Scheme screen during the workout.
Generally, we recommend to avoid splitting up super sets for metabolic workouts (local or systemic) as the super sets are usually what is creating the goal stimulus for the workout.
But for hypertrophy and strength, there are two options for how to split them up and adjust rest periods. To learn more about guidelines for adjusting rest periods and super sets check out THIS ARTICLE.
That’s it! Those are the basics of customizing your workouts.
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