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Tempo is the speed at which a rep of an exercise is performed. The tempo is typically described by a 4 digit code: EPCP (Eccentric, Pause, Concentric, Pause), e.g., 4210.
Motivation
The current ability to set a tempo with a single number is too imprecise, especially for flexibility exercises with longer hold times.
Use Cases
Improve consistency and ensure progressive overload.
Requirements
A tempo can be defined for each exercise in a routine.
The tempo is (optionally) visualized and audible during a training session.
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Tempo is the speed at which a rep of an exercise is performed. The tempo is typically described by a 4 digit code: EPCP (Eccentric, Pause, Concentric, Pause), e.g., 4210.
Motivation
The current ability to set a tempo with a single number is too imprecise, especially for flexibility exercises with longer hold times.
Use Cases
Requirements
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: