What we learn building a strength tracker, and what the training itself keeps teaching us. No programs to sell, no miracle method.
Progressive overload means asking your body for a little more than last time, session after session. The definition, the five levers, the simple rule to apply it, the pace for your level and the mistakes that make it fail.
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Enter a set you did, read your estimated max and the loads to use for any number of reps. Epley and Brzycki formulas, warm-up ramp, and when a real max test is worth it.
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Asking your body for a little more only works if you know what you asked for last time. What to write down after a set, and why memory is not enough.
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Stopping a set two reps short only helps if you decide it before the set, not after. How to use reps in reserve without turning every session into guesswork.
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