@@Lion-qi8ej No I'm talking about using strength trainer with a similar workout and just not updating the sets/reps for a rough estimate on strain. In the end, it's very similar and less cumbersome. I also start/stop all activities because I don't trust the autodetect!
Whoops Strength Trainer is weak and confusing. It’s clunky and needs a lot of work. Should be a lot more intuitive. For the amount of capital they’ve raised, it’s shocking that they have not upgraded the code for this software.
I love Whoop overall, but you hit the nail on the head. I'm a nerd for this stuff, so I'll do it anyway - but people who are not willing to deal with the clunkiness deserve to have it cleaned up!
@@backtobatesics I’m 90 days in and after my workout last night I lost Bluetooth connectivity and tried every workaround support threw at me several times and nothing worked. This is why I hate trackers. I could have done 3 workouts in the time it took to do the workaround. The device is currently off my wrist lol. I don’t have time for this nonsense. It was tracking and collecting great data but if the darn thing doesn’t work, I’m not wasting my time.
@@Lion-qi8ej I totally get it! I've been using mine for 4 years and that's happened to me twice. I felt similarly, but for me it's worth that inconvenience once in a while.
Thank you, very useful!
Glad you think so!
I train kettlebells, 30sec work and 30 rest so every workout has different nr of tot reps, how can I track this in whoop?
I wouldn't worry about the number of reps, just use aa surrogate workout as a baseline and let the working timer run to encapsulate all sets/reps!
@@backtobatesics so are you referring to auto detect? Sometimes I wonder if I don’t track anything will WHOOP automatically record the data
@@Lion-qi8ej No I'm talking about using strength trainer with a similar workout and just not updating the sets/reps for a rough estimate on strain. In the end, it's very similar and less cumbersome. I also start/stop all activities because I don't trust the autodetect!
Whoops Strength Trainer is weak and confusing. It’s clunky and needs a lot of work. Should be a lot more intuitive. For the amount of capital they’ve raised, it’s shocking that they have not upgraded the code for this software.
I love Whoop overall, but you hit the nail on the head. I'm a nerd for this stuff, so I'll do it anyway - but people who are not willing to deal with the clunkiness deserve to have it cleaned up!
@@backtobatesics I’m 90 days in and after my workout last night I lost Bluetooth connectivity and tried every workaround support threw at me several times and nothing worked. This is why I hate trackers. I could have done 3 workouts in the time it took to do the workaround. The device is currently off my wrist lol. I don’t have time for this nonsense. It was tracking and collecting great data but if the darn thing doesn’t work, I’m not wasting my time.
@@Lion-qi8ej I totally get it! I've been using mine for 4 years and that's happened to me twice. I felt similarly, but for me it's worth that inconvenience once in a while.