Update routine vs keep original after a workout

When you start a routine and change its structure during the workout — an extra set, a replaced exercise, a dropped exercise, new rep targets — the completion screen shows a Routine out of date row that lists what differs.

The Routine out of date row on the completion screen, listing what differs from the routine, with an Update button
Finish a changed workout and the completion screen tells you what is different.

Your two options#

Tap the row to see every change before you decide.

Heavier weights do not need an update#

Weights and reps carry over on their own. The next time you start the routine, each set is pre-filled with what you lifted last time, whether or not you updated the routine. Updating only changes the routine's shape: which exercises, how many sets, and the rep targets.

Either way, your workout is saved#

This choice only affects the template. The completed workout is recorded in your history exactly as performed, and your charts and records reflect it — regardless of which option you pick.

Changed your mind later?#

You can always edit the routine by hand, or open the completed workout and choose Save as Routine to capture it as a new template.

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