Personal records
When a set is a record, the row is marked at the moment you log it — a gold rail, a tint and a trophy on the row itself, not a badge appended somewhere afterwards.
The real set, not an estimated max
A record here is a set you performed: this weight for these reps. It is not a one-rep max estimated from a formula, because that number is a model output and this one is a fact.
Marked in place
The record is shown on the set row inside the workout, so you see it while the session is still happening rather than discovering it in a summary later.
Questions
- What counts as a record?
- Best weight at a given rep count, and best volume for the exercise. Warm-up sets are excluded.
- Can I share it?
- Yes — a record can be turned into a share card that states the actual set.
Try it
CalFitness is free to start. Personal records is in the app from the day you install it.
Related features
- Logging a setWeight, reps and done — in one thumb, without looking closely.
- Share cardsA card of a session, a record or a month — honest about what it claims.
- Exercise historyEvery set you have done of one movement, in one place.
- Warm-ups and cool-downsRamp sets that do not pollute your working-set numbers.