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A cable A/B split you can inspect before importing

No sensor required

An athlete performing a rope triceps pushdown on a cable machine in a brick-walled gym.

A two-session plan makes a useful portability test: “Day A” and “Day B” need to survive the move from an article to a training log.

This catalog adaptation credits BarBend’s cable exercise guide for the exercise pool. Tensr’s curated conversion selects eight movements, splits them across A/B days and supplies the displayed 3×12 and 90-second rest prescriptions. Those programming choices are the adaptation; they should not be presented as a verbatim BarBend program.

Compare like with like

Compare Day A with your previous Day A, and Day B with your previous Day B. Record which equipment setting and attachment you used alongside load and completed reps. A shared file preserves the planned prescription; your log records what happened.

Preview both days below. Open in Tensr asks for consent before saving. The Markdown download is useful even if you use a different training app.

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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