Add RPE Tracking Per Set
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Ben
I’d love to see an option in Bevel to log RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion) after each set, similar to how it works in Hevy, using a scale from 6 to 10.
This would give better insight into how each set felt and help guide progression. For example, even if I hit all my reps, I might not want to increase the weight until I’m consistently finishing sets with 2 reps in reserve. RPE tracking makes training more intentional and helps prevent burnout or premature weight increases.
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Leah
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RPE logging per set + estimated 1RM improvement
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Nikita Andriievskyi
Currently there is no way to log the RPE of a given set, which would help a ton in analyzing withouts, tracking progressive overload and progress
Also current 1RM estimation is based only on reps and weight, which underestimates the 1rm by a lot, even tho the info card in the app says it takes into account RPE as well, but there is no way to log it
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Justin Kim
Second this. I need to be able to record my efforts, whether I reached my maximum rep, one more rep left, etc., i.e. RPE, is a critical feature. Without it, I cannot look back on my sets and decide how hard I was going per sets. NEED THIS TO DITCH HEVY APP.
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Youssef Abdelaal
I absolutely support this. If we get RPE in Strength Builder, I can potentially ditch Strong (which is a great app).
Leah
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RPE/RIR in Krafttrainings tracken
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Tobias Joseph
Indicate the intensity per set.
Leah
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Rpe i rir
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Patryk Dawidowski
Rpe or rir after each series. If you want to use this tool more professionally, it is worth practicing on rir and adding notes like pain during an exercise, etc., so that the ai suggests something else or selects suitable exercises. It's nice if there is also the possibility of giving body sizes to see progress and create training blocks with deload
Leah
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Per-Exercise Effort (RPE) Column for Better Tracking
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Jakub Jóźwiak
Adding an "Effort" or RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion) column next to reps and weight for each exercise. This is very important for tracking actual fatigue, true progressive overload, and understanding how hard a specific set actually felt on a given day.
Leah
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Perceived effort per set
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Ben Sugarman
Adding a perceived effort next to each set for the workout would be great
Leah
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RPE logging in the app
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Sophia Bell
Being able to plan the RPE goal for your in app workouts and logging during your workout the RPE
Leah
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Simplified weight training logging
Shannon Wendt
Ideally, needing just RPE and total volume to estimate a Strain score.
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