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One cable session, in a file you can keep

No sensor required

Original AI-generated illustration for Tensr: a cable station in a sunlit home gym.

A workout should survive closing the tab. This example turns a small cable exercise selection into a plan you can inspect here and take into your own log.

The exercise selection and prescriptions are credited to Sara Lindberg’s Healthline article. Our catalog conversion groups those movements into one session and abbreviates the instructions. It is an adaptation, not a claim that Healthline prescribed a complete weekly program. Read the original for technique guidance.

What to compare next time

Keep the exercise order and equipment setup consistent, then compare completed sets, reps and the load you recorded. The displayed rep ranges remain ranges: importing does not quietly replace them with a single target. Notes such as “per leg” remain attached to the movement.

The card below uses the same source as the download and import. No retyping a screenshot, and no AI reconstruction of the prescription.

Download the workout as Markdown

Preview, import and download use the same workout file.Embed a workout on your own site.


What this looks like in tensr.fitness. Open the app, pair a sensor, and the metrics in this post are on the screen the moment you start a set.

A note on the data. Every force sample you record stays on your device — no account, nothing uploaded on its own. The file format is open — SQLite, CSV, NDJSON, all readable with any tool. More on that in theFAQ.

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