There's a numeric conversion happening which causes the weight on the History page (Logs view) to have slight differences in the decimal places from the weight entered on the exercise page.

E.g. entering 50.0 lbs on the Bench Press exercise page can appear as 49.98 lbs on the History > Logs page. Preferably the weight would show as 50.0 lbs everywhere.

On most of the body weight movements the second warm-up set is very close to the working set (using rest pause). So close in fact that if I were to do it, I wouldn't be able to finish the working set. I've resorted to doing the working set reps in the second warm-up set, followed by the second warm-up reps in my working set and just saying how many more I could have done based on my feel from the working set. I could adjust the reps accordingly but it seems like that would negatively influence my progress.

The rest pause feature is fantastic for saving time. However, sometimes I will have 6 sets after the giant set, significantly increasing my workout time. I've just been adding up the total reps and performing sets until I'm ~1-2 from failure. It would be nice if it just told me how many more reps to do and added sets until I hit the recommended total reps. 

Notice the menu is different for the first exercise vs the one below. It’s always skewed on that

first one. 

When I want to change the weight, the calculator would pop up. Now it’s a standard keyboard. 

We're working on the home screen. Which one do you like best? Old or new?

By the way, based on early feedback, we also plan on adding a [Choose another workout] button at the bottom of the new home page.

The incremental behavior is fixed in workouts. Awesome. But I do see this in challenges. Which are awesome!

As a new user, the distinction between "Manage workouts" and Manage exercises" is not clear.  So the app's first page the new user sees, no matter how attractive it is, is confusing.

And for the experienced user, the first page generally accomplishes nothing.  It's just an extra tap.

Suppose I, as a new user, decide to explore the two manage options.  I tap one and see Dr. Muscle and Custom.  So I go back and try the other.  Once again I see Dr. Muscle and Custom.  My little exploration showed me there is no difference.
So I decide to try again but deeper.  I try the first and Dr. Muscle.  I see Gym, Home gym, and Bodyweight.  That makes sense.  Then I back all the way out and try the second button and Dr. Muscle.  Wow!  All I see here is an overwhelmingly long list that with no obvious use.

So I back out again and this time look at the two Custom options.  The first has two blank lists headed "Workouts" and "Programs"  Then reflecting on the first buttons, they said Workouts and Exercises, now there are Programs also and I still don't know what any if them mean.  Plus, the main button said it's about managing workouts, and now it seems to be about managing programs too.

So I try the other and find I'm directed to create an exercise, and I still don't know what one is.  But I'm left with the puzzle of how these exercises are related to the other button's workouts, and where do programs fit in?

Unfortunately that over-long stream of consciousness pretty is much my initial (and current) impressions, so any suggestions I might have are probably wrong, but here goes anyway.

A manage button might display this operating explanation: "A workout is a group of exercises.  Select from this list of workouts or enter a name to create a new one ______."

(If a name is given, give the option of selecting from the list or entering   a name of their own creation.)  (this would be repeated until the user taps a Finish button. etc.

If I happened to have accurately described workouts and exercises, they appear to be so closely related that dividing them between two separate, top-level buttons only confuses their relationship.

I also suspect that few users will tweak beyond this.  My guess is that a Program is a collection of workouts.   While it might seem inconsistent to separate programs from workouts, but if most users don't create programs, separating it keeps it from cluttering up workout creation.

Regarding the second level of choice between Dr. Muscle and Custom, If I understand them correctly, separating them is artificial.    Every program, workout, or exercise should be equally available to the user who is building his own structure.  Separating them at a higher level prevents the user from building a program combining Dr. Muscle and his own workouts.