Exercise detail: instructions, history, and records

Tap any exercise in the library (or its name during a workout) to open its detail view. It has four tabs: About, History, Records, and Charts.

About#

The description, instructions, and common mistakes follow your app language — switch Gript to Spanish and the bench press explains itself in Spanish.

Gript exercise detail for a bicep curl: demo video, About, History, Records, and Charts tabs, muscle group, and step instructions
The About tab: demo video, muscle group, exercise type, and step-by-step instructions.

History#

Every set you have ever logged for this exercise, grouped by workout — the fastest way to answer "what did I squat three weeks ago?" Sets that set a personal record carry a PR tag.

Records#

Your personal records for the exercise, updated automatically as you train. These are the same records as on your Personal Records screen:

Under each record you can also see the numbers behind it — the weight and reps of the set, or the sets and reps of the record session. Tap a record to see its history: every time it moved, on a chart, with the set behind each entry. For assisted exercises the chart trends up as you use less assistance.

Charts#

Mini progress charts for the exercise. Tap Save to Performance Tab on any of them to pin it to your Performance dashboard.

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