Automatic rep and strength training logger
planned (tbd)
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Grigoriy Spirin
I truly love and am a Superset devotee, but the new manual rep logger feature for strength training is like last century?
Honestly, didn't want to advertise to anyone, but have you considered automatic exercise and rep detection like atlon.app or trainfitness.ai does? Automatic recognition in the gym really works, I've tested it, very handy.
Leah
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AI workout
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Jack Stokes
Uses AI to figure out what type of workout your doing and how many reps you are doing
Leah
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Automatic counting of repetitions via Apple Watch
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Ben
I have a feature suggestion that I think could significantly improve strength training: It would be great if Bevel could automatically recognize how many repetitions were performed during an exercise based on the movement data from the Apple Watch. In this way, repetitions and sets could be recorded automatically without the user having to manually enter them during training.
I think this feature would make weight training much more convenient and further improve training recording.
Thank you so much for your great work and keep up the good work!
Leah
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Motra style rep tracking
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Salvador Reynoso
Automatically count and log weight lifting sets via Apple Watch motions similar to like the Motra app. Automatically recognizes what weight lifting exercise one is doing
Leah
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Automatic track of reps while strength training.
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Yunus Yildiz
Hello Bevel Team
I would like to suggest a function for automatic recording of strength training.
It could be really useful if Bevel could use the gyroscope and accelerometer in the Apple Watch combined with AI to automatically recognize exercises and count repetitions. For example, the app could record how many reps you do in bench press, biceps curls, shoulder press and other common strength exercises.
An even better solution could be for the app to automatically detect:
* What exercise one performs
* The number of repetitions
* When a set starts and ends
* The break time between sets
* The pace of each repetition
* Any changes in the movement pattern when getting tired
The user should subsequently be able to correct the exercise or the number of repetitions, so that the AI model gradually gets to know the movements of each user better.
The feature could make it far easier to track strength training without having to constantly use the phone or manually enter each set. It would fit really well with Bevel's other data on load, recovery and training intensity.
Leah
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Best feature ever
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Derek Dixon
So Js listen what if u made a fre or paid for thing where they set phone down and ai tracks everything like form rep uses face tracking to show how much effort is being used
Leah
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Auto Workout Detection
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Rohan Rathee
Auto detect the exercise which we are doing and also count the reps, like motra. Or a feature to integrate with motra so accurate workout stats can be measured
Leah
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Rep count
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Gareth Jones
I like how I can input my workout in app or via watch, is there a way that the watch can automatically count the reps and pass that through to the app
Leah
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Rep counter
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Nicholas Mills
Garmin has a rep counter for most exercise.. can this be added as the Apple Watch has all the same sensors
For movement
Leah
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Apple Watch: too many buttons to record set
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N S
I have to first “start” a set and then “complete” a set. Then, I have to manually enter the reps and weight every time. I shouldn’t need to start and complete a set manually. Would be cool if you could either auto detect completely or reduce down to just completion to kick off rest timer
Leah
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Add an automatic Push-Up Counter using iPhone's front screen / proximity sensor in Strength Trainer
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Pierre REGENT
Inside the Strength Trainer module, it would be amazing to have an automatic rep counter for push-ups using the iPhone.
When doing push-ups, we could place the iPhone on the floor beneath our chest/face. The app would then use the front camera (Vision/ARKit) or the proximity sensor to automatically count each repetition in real-time, just like dedicated push-up tracking apps do.
This would make logging floor exercises much more seamless without having to touch the screen or rely solely on Apple Watch wrist movements, which can sometimes miscount static or floor-based exercises.
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