Workout program tracker
Workout Program Tracker That Includes the Actual Workouts
Turn the program into workouts you can actually follow.
A program includes the actual days, exercises, sets, reps, progression, runs, and intervals. When the day arrives, the right work opens in the logger.
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The program has to work when training starts. Today’s targets, current cycle, and previous performance carry straight into the logger.
- Create fixed, linear, or percentage-based strength progressions
- Build running days with distance, duration, pace, or interval targets
- Preview, copy, edit, activate, and follow complete program schedules
What Athlete Logbook tracks
Complete program weeks
Define each day in order, including strength workouts, runs, or both for a hybrid schedule.
Targets that reach the logger
Working sets, percentages, training maxes, and run instructions appear where the workout is recorded.
Your execution history stays yours
Program context remains attached to completed sessions, and your full training data can be exported.
Choose it, change it, then train it.
Start from a familiar template or write your own system.
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Start from a template or blank week
Browse strength, running, and hybrid examples or create a program from scratch.
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Set the progression
Configure sets, reps, fixed targets, linear increments, periodized percentages, and endurance instructions.
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Log the prescribed workout
Open the selected day and record actual performance against the plan.
Frequently asked questions
Can I create my own workout program?
Yes. You can create complete strength, running, or hybrid schedules and configure the workouts inside each day.
What progression methods are supported?
Strength programs can use standard set-and-rep prescriptions, linear progression, or configurable periodized percentage weeks tied to training maxes.
Are the workouts included in program templates?
Yes. Athlete Logbook program templates include scheduled workout days and their actual exercise or running prescriptions, not just a title and description.