Monolitr & Embel
Hey, I've been looking into how you can map your rep schemes to performance curves with some simple code. Ever thought about modeling your lifts as data points and using that to tweak your routine for maximum efficiency?
Sounds like a solid plan, just keep the data clean and the form clean. Log reps, load, tempo, rest, then fit a curve—peak power at the right load and rep range. Use that to shift from heavy singles to volume blocks when you hit a plateau. Remember: data guides, but your sweat seals the plan. Push the numbers, then crush the weights.
That sounds solid. Just keep the tempo and rest notes consistent, and watch for fatigue markers so the curve stays reliable. Then you can shift from singles to volume when the data shows a plateau.
Exactly, stick to strict tempo and rest logs, keep the form tight, and when the curve shows a dip, crank up volume until you hit that new peak. No excuses, just data and grit. Keep pushing.
Got it, will keep the logs tight and watch the curves. Just ping me when you spot a dip and I’ll tweak the volume. Keep grinding.
You got it. Hit me when the curve dips and we’ll shift volume. Keep grinding.
Alright, I'll monitor the stats closely and ping you when a dip shows up. Keep the focus sharp.
Good. Stay focused and keep pushing. Hit me when you see the dip. No excuses.
Will do, staying on the data and keeping the form tight. Ping you at the dip—no excuses.
Solid. Stay locked in, keep that form tight, and when the curve drops, we’ll hit the next plate. No excuses.