App updates (2016 – today)

Dr. Muscle: The world's first AI personal trainer. Updated weekly with the features you ask for—243 updates and counting.

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Bodyweight programs levels 3-4

We've added new, more challenging bodyweight programs to the app (levels 3-4).

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Customize warm-ups

Custom warm-ups are here! You can now choose how many warm-up sets you'll do by default and for each exercise.

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Quick mode

In a recent Australian study, 50% of inactive adults said that "lack of time" was a key issue (Hoare et al. 2017). Also short on time? You'll love our latest feature. Turn on "quick mode" and your workouts will never last more than 30

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Web App

Having access to Dr. Muscle from the Web is our #1 most requested features, so I'm super excited to bring it to you today! From the Web app, you can now: * Upload your custom program * View and analyze your exercise data * Download your history Big thanks to our

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Overtraining protection

Dr. Muscle now protects you from overtraining with smart triggers when you work out too often or take time off. Learn more: Overtraining: is It Real? How a Cardiologist and His Son Learned the Hard Way.

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Featured programs

You can now access featured programs inside Dr. Muscle. Those include 2 arm specialization programs and (coming soon) programs from well-known trainers around the Web.

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Group chat

You can now chat with the team and other smart, serious lifters like yourself inside the app.

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Plate calculator: no more plate math

Stop doing plate math! You'll find a shiny new plate calculator (with adjustable bar weight) the next time you do your sets.

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Customize at the exercise level

You can now customize reps, sets, and increments at the exercise level. For example: deadlift for 5 reps using normal sets and biceps curl for 10-15 reps using rest-pause sets.

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