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Felipe Ribas Forbeck
Track rolls, log techniques, build streaks
Track training sessions, record techniques like submissions and sweeps, and log class details including gym and instructor. Build streaks, monitor mat time, and view charts for consistency and improvement.
Adidas International Marketing B.V.
Track runs, log activities, follow training plans
Track running activities and log workouts with distance, pace, and elevation data. Access Training Plans tailored to fitness levels, including 3K, 5K, and 10K progressions. Adapt training plans as fitness improves. Sync data with Apple Health.
DAVID ANTHONY KIELY
Track techniques, analyze progress, refine skills
Track BJJ techniques with a personal library organized by type. Record and review sessions to analyze progress. Set goals for technique mastery and receive feedback on performance. Sync data across devices for consistent tracking.
Steffen Ruppel
Track reps, create workouts, graph progress
Track repetitions and create custom workouts with progress graphs. Use AR to visualize proper weightlifting form. Select from multiple weight-based exercises. Adjust intensity and monitor fitness improvements over time.
Aurelius Applications Inc.
Track BJJ techniques and
Track BJJ techniques by logging moves and during practice. Record to review progress and performance. Access 100+ lessons on stoicism, warrior spirit, and black belt philosophy. Save techniques for later training.
Peloton Interactive, Inc.
Customize workouts, track progress, adjust routines
Track progress with customizable strength training programs. Log workouts, set goals, and view performance metrics. Access guided exercises with video demonstrations. Adjust rep ranges and sets. Sync with fitness trackers.
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