A workout tracker for beginners
A workout tracker for beginners can start with just weights and reps. Then you can add detail when it helps.
Start with a workout tracker for beginners
Choose a starter routine or open an empty workout. Next, add a move and log the weight and reps you did. Then tick the set. Effort scores and charts can wait until you want them.
Get help with the movement
The library has instructions and images for some moves. However, an app cannot check your form. If you are unsure about a move or machine, ask a qualified trainer at your gym.
Build a history at your pace
Use the same exercise names as you return. Then your past sets will be easier to compare. You can keep workouts private while you settle in. If you want support, share with friends when you feel ready.
GameLiftEat is in development. For now, get launch updates to hear when it opens.
Workout logging, even offline
Your next session
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through Field Notes.
GameLiftEat is in development. For now, Field Notes is where you can hear about the launch. The newsletter also covers training, food and everyday life.
The app will be free at launch. We will announce future pricing later.