tensr.fitness

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Three cable days, with the provenance still attached

No sensor required

Original AI-generated illustration for Tensr: cable attachments on a gym bench.

A multi-day workout is more useful when the schedule and the source travel together. This example exercises that contract with pull, push, and posterior/core sections from our existing catalog.

The exercise pool comes from Ravi Davda, CPT’s cable exercise guide at Garage Gym Reviews. This is a Tensr adaptation: the three-day grouping and uniform 4×12 prescription belong to the converted plan. The original URL is currently unavailable; the twelve exercise names were checked against a saved copy of the article captured on July 14, 2026.

What the example can demonstrate

Inspect the three day labels, the movement order and each set/rep target. Importing should preserve all three. Later, compare completed sets and reps against that same prescription, rather than treating the text on this page as a record of a workout you completed.

The preview, metadata and download come from one file. Editing that file updates all three on the next build.

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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