Being able to compare your progress (volume) at an entire training session (rather than just an exercise) would be great to see.
For example, you name and save a session to your library as "Challenge #1" and it's
• A1. 5x5 Squat
• A2. 5x10 Push Press
• A3. 5x50ft Sled Push
• A4. 5x10 Med Ball Slam
Currently, TrainHeroic allows you to see how you've progress as each of these individually at any point in time, but if we would see how "Challenge #1" stacks up for us over time as we become more and more fit, that would be great.
There is a uniqueness to doing all these 4 together when comparing apple to apples, because the last time you did sled push may have been in a different setting, allowing for maybe more or less load.
Here, by comparing Training Session VS Training Session it would be apples to apples.
Hope others would agree and would benefit from this comparison! 🤝
jake
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Being able to compare your progress (volume) at an entire training session (rather than just an exercise) would be great to see.
For example, you name and save a session to your library as "Challenge #1" and it's
• A1. 5x5 Squat
• A2. 5x10 Push Press
• A3. 5x50ft Sled Push
• A4. 5x10 Med Ball Slam
Currently, TrainHeroic allows you to see how you've progress as each of these individually at any point in time, but if we would see how "Challenge #1" stacks up for us over time as we become more and more fit, that would be great.
There is a uniqueness to doing all these 4 together when comparing apple to apples, because the last time you did sled push may have been in a different setting, allowing for maybe more or less load.
Here, by comparing Training Session VS Training Session it would be apples to apples.
Hope others would agree and would benefit from this comparison! 🤝