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Squat Weight Miss Calculation

Austin 3 years ago updated by Carl Juneau, PhD 3 years ago 1

It currently says the bar + 5s = 60 lbs.

Answer
Carl Juneau, PhD 3 years ago

Thanks for reporting that issue Austin. We're on it. Someone from the team will be in touch shortly by email. A small request: this site is for new features. Please submit all bug reports to support@drmuscleapp.com. Thank you!

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Eliminate rest timer screen and add remaining time indicator main exercise screen.

Jim B 3 years ago 0


 On the active exercise  page at the bottom you have the yellow bar to “save the set (rest time remaining)”. It hard for me to read the time reaming at any distance which is why i like the full screen rest timer, i can see the count down. So how about on the bottom of the working set screen you have the yellow bar at the bottom, (finish set bar), grey to begin with still have the finisih set and remaining time text and have that bar fill up with yellow showing the time left counting up to full rest, and then sound haptic and say “start of the next set”

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Plate calculator on main set screen.

Jim B 3 years ago 0

There is plenty of room just put the plate calculator on the exercise screen at the top. Instead of having to select the barbell to get it. Just show a small version automatically on the exercise screen.

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Show only the 1 rep max for the selected body area on the online charts

Jim B 3 years ago 0

When selecting charts then selecting more online information. It would be great if when you use the drop down to look at a specific area, I.e. back, biceps, triceps, that the bottom chart for the one rep max showed only the exercises for that area, instead of all the exercises. Possibly you can ad an area category named ‘all areas’ for those people to select for people that want the 1 rep max chart to show all of them at once.

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Have a section for body circumferences and fat measurements

Joseph P 3 years ago 0

The app should have sections for body and and fat measurements to see how changes are coming along with diet and exercise. Just a thought.

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Online chart list exercises alphabetically. It hard to find what you want in the random listing.

Jim B 3 years ago 0

When on the charts page online, you can select what exercise you want the data to show.

But the list to select the exercise you want is scattered. Alphabetical would be much easier.  It’s hard to see which variations you have done. Easy hard med or just straight. I have made another suggestion to combine all the levels for an exercise. Easy, medium, hard straight all to get her not separate.

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Online chart group like exercises together

Jim B 3 years ago 0

Instead of having options to select. Bicep curl, bicep curl easy, etc. 

put all the bicep data together.  Just bicep.

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A weight calculator your Momma can be proud of

Dan Kelly 3 years ago 0

Problem 1:

Adjusting the bar weight too often

When I go between exercises with different equipment, I need to keep changing the bar weight in the calculator, eg Bench Press (Olympic bar), Hip Thrust (short bar), Barbell Curl (EZ Curl bar).

Have the calculator use the Min Weight or new Bar Weight per exercise.

Problem 2:

Can’t manually edit values higher than 45 lbs

A Smith Machine can be easily heavier than 45 lbs. Using Tap-To-Edit can’t put in a higher value, even if the Min Weight for that exercise is higher.

Problem 3:

It is possible to save plate weight counts and increments, but not bar weight.


Might be one way to address the above.

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Include warm down (cooldown) sets

Mathew Ryan 3 years ago 0

Being able to include warm down sets.

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Body part priority: have different exercises for A/B/C workouts

Dan Kelly 3 years ago 0

I use the Body Part Prioritization feature. It adds a chest exercise to the end of each workout. It seems to always be Diamond Push-Ups, no matter the Level in the Dr Muscle workouts. When I leveled up, I wanted to change the Prioritization exercise to rotate exercises like the A/B/C workouts do. 


I was trying to get some variation in the exercises. In part from some mild boredom, but I thought it might be nice to follow the philosophy of alternating through some separately tracked exercises targeting the same body part, like the rest of the exercises in the program.