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Deload recommended

3/3 signals

Multiple fatigue signals are firing. Consider a lighter week to recover before pushing again.

  • 3 major lifts have not increased in volume or e1RM for 3+ weeks: Barbell Back Squat, Barbell Bench Press, Overhead Press.
  • Effort climbing without added weight: Overhead Press (RPE +1.5 at 50 vs 50).
  • Last 2 weeks averaged 2 sessions/wk vs 4 over the prior 4 weeks.
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Training readiness

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Deload recommended

Intermediate lifter · deload roughly every 4-6 weeks of hard training.

147,605kg
8-week tonnage
6
Lifts progressing
6
Stalled lifts
13
Personal records

Your next session

auto-progression

Concrete targets from the last numbers + RPE — this athlete is in a deload, so everything backs off.

  • Barbell Back SquatMAJOR

    last 117.5kg×5 @9.5 · Deload week — ~15% lighter, keep it ≤ RPE 6, half the sets. Recover, then rebuild.

    100kg × 5 × 2Deload
  • Barbell Bench PressMAJOR

    last 78kg×5 @9.5 · Deload week — ~15% lighter, keep it ≤ RPE 6, half the sets. Recover, then rebuild.

    67.5kg × 5 × 2Deload
  • Conventional DeadliftMAJOR

    last 162.5kg×3 @8.5 · Deload week — ~15% lighter, keep it ≤ RPE 6, half the sets. Recover, then rebuild.

    137.5kg × 3 × 1Deload
  • Overhead PressMAJOR

    last 50kg×5 @9 · Deload week — ~15% lighter, keep it ≤ RPE 6, half the sets. Recover, then rebuild.

    42.5kg × 5 × 2Deload
  • Barbell Curl

    last 27.5kg×10 @8 · Deload week — ~15% lighter, keep it ≤ RPE 6, half the sets. Recover, then rebuild.

    22.5kg × 10 × 2Deload
  • Barbell Row

    last 65kg×8 @8 · Deload week — ~15% lighter, keep it ≤ RPE 6, half the sets. Recover, then rebuild.

    55kg × 8 × 2Deload
  • Hanging Leg Raise

    last 0kg×12 @7.5 · Deload week — ~15% lighter, keep it ≤ RPE 6, half the sets. Recover, then rebuild.

    0kg × 12 × 2Deload
  • Lat Pulldown

    last 62kg×10 @8.4 · Deload week — ~15% lighter, keep it ≤ RPE 6, half the sets. Recover, then rebuild.

    52.5kg × 10 × 2Deload

Weekly sets by muscle group

last 8 weeks

Hard sets — the fair way to compare muscles, unlike tonnage where heavy lifts dominate.

Total workload

tonnage/wk

Your own work trend over time — not a muscle comparison.

Muscles vs the growth target

avg, last 4 weeks

Research favors ~10–20 hard sets/muscle/week. The shaded band marks that range.

Quads6 sets/wk · 6 this wkBuilding
Back5.5 sets/wk · 3 this wkLow
Shoulders4.5 sets/wk · 3 this wkLow
Calves3 sets/wk · 3 this wkLow
Chest3 sets/wk · 3 this wkLow
Hamstrings3 sets/wk · 3 this wkLow
Triceps3 sets/wk · 3 this wkLow
Biceps1.5 sets/wkLow
Core1.5 sets/wkLow

Hard sets per muscle/week (avg of last 4 wks). Shaded band = the 10–20 set hypertrophy range. Compound lifts count toward their primary muscle only.

Strength standards

vs lifter population
Overall:Intermediate· deloads deload roughly every 4-6 weeks of hard training.
  • Conventional Deadlift2.1×Intermediate

    71% to Advanced · ~191 kg e1RM

  • Barbell Back Squat1.61×Intermediate

    23% to Advanced · ~170 kg e1RM

  • Barbell Row0.97×Intermediate

    23% to Advanced · ~102 kg e1RM

  • Barbell Bench Press1.07×Novice

    92% to Intermediate · ~94 kg e1RM

  • Overhead Press0.69×Novice

    93% to Intermediate · ~59 kg e1RM

AI coach

Sample answer to “Should I deload?” — grounded in this athlete's numbers.

You've earned a deload, and the data is unanimous. Three majors — squat (117.5kg), bench (78kg), and overhead press (50kg) — haven't moved in 3+ weeks while RPE climbed to 9–9.5. Your HRV is down ~21% and resting HR is up ~7 bpm vs baseline, and you dropped from 4 to 2 sessions this week. That's accumulated fatigue masking strength, not a strength ceiling. **This week — deload:** - Keep the lifts, cut volume ~50%: 2 sets instead of 3–4. - Drop intensity to ~RPE 6: squat ~95kg, bench ~65kg for your 5s. - Sleep is your lever — the HRV dip tracks your 2/5 sleep scores. **Next week — resume:** retest at last week's top weights. Expect them to feel ~1–2 RPE easier; that's the supercompensation. Then add 2.5kg to squat/dead and 1kg to bench/press and rebuild.
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Personal records

ExerciseBest e1RMFromTop set
Conventional DeadliftMAJOR
Back
178.8 kg162.5×3162.5 kg
Barbell Back SquatMAJOR
Quads
137.1 kg117.5×5117.5 kg
Barbell Bench PressMAJOR
Chest
91 kg78×578 kg
Overhead PressMAJOR
Shoulders
58.3 kg50×550 kg
Leg Press
Quads
236.7 kg177.5×10177.5 kg
Standing Calf Raise
Calves
121.8 kg87×1287 kg
Lat Pulldown
Back
82.7 kg62×1062 kg
Barbell Row
Back
82.3 kg65×865 kg
Leg Curl
Hamstrings
62.7 kg47×1047 kg
Triceps Pushdown
Triceps
39.9 kg28.5×1228.5 kg
Barbell Curl
Biceps
36.7 kg27.5×1027.5 kg
Lateral Raise
Shoulders
20.6 kg13.75×1513.8 kg
Hanging Leg Raise
Core
0 kg0×00 kg

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