Bozhidar Batev
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Hi everyone,
Thanks for your great suggestion! This is currently in the development phase and we will notify you when it's completed.
We’re returning your vote to you so please come back to ideas.trainerize.com to add your vote to other ideas.
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I use %-based loading a lot and (from where I stand) the best way to apply it on TZ is to be able to mark a set as a "test set" that gauges the progress and reflects on the eRM's table for the exercise. I don't need e1RM to be re-calculated every time a customer is doing an exercise but at the end of the block.
Another even simpler solution is to be able to create manually a personalized %-based RM table for an exercise. Ask the client to do a sub max single and send a video. Calculate e1RM based on video and rpe and ask to perform additional tests for reps @ 85%, 80%, 75% and 70% (+ report RPE, videos are extremely helpful too). Those 4 would be enough to populate the whole individual %-based table from 60% RM up to 100% RM (based on scientific averages and how the client perform and lower and higher intensities)