Automatic rep and strength training logger
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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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Workout reps tellen
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Niek de Groot
It would be great if you could follow your complete workout via the Bevel app. Currently, I use the Motra app, where the app counts the RePS and recognizes the exercise by sense of movement.
If you can start a pre-made training in Bevel that can include the sets, reps and rest time and that command can count reps using movement via the applewatch. Then you would be able to follow your complete training within Bevel
Leah
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Training automatic repetition detection
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Dominik Stüssi
As soon as you train with the plan, it would be great to recognize how many repetitions you have done.
Leah
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Motion detection
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Yohan CLAUDE
Detect exercises and the number of repetitions (strength training) with the Apple Watch accelerometer such as the Motra app.
Leah
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Count workout reps with apple watch
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Serialfit
Use the Apple accelerometer to count and number of reps when weight training and update the template. Look at motra app for inspiration please!!
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Maciej
I think bevel is in a perfect position to introduce automatic rep logging, because:
- you manually tell when is the start and finish of executing exercise so the counting is less prone to accidental movements
- AI is in use so it could learn to recognize "half reps" - for example if you train to failure, you typically try last rep as much as you can but you might fail in the middle of the movement. Typically other apps would count this as 1 but here it could learn that is not a full move
- the estimated RPE could be using that information to even better recognize how hard the workout was
I think there is no need to automatically recognize exercises. This looks good on paper but I guess for majority of people having a workout plan, this might introduce too much noise and false reps/exercises. I have such experiences with Motra. It might be only good for people doing random exercises and curious at the end what they have done
Leah
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Movement Analysis During Activities
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Jonathan Rival
It would be very useful and practical to have an in-depth analysis of our movements during workouts, using the accelerometers integrated into different smartwatches. For example, this could automatically count the number of repetitions during a bench press exercise, while also detecting and analyzing any potential asymmetry between the two sides of the body during the effort. This data could then be correlated with the heart rate recorded at that precise moment.
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.
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