STREETLIFTING 1RM · 7 LOGGING TYPESiOS 27 Liquid Glass Architecture

Weighted Calisthenics & Streetlifting Tracker: Total System Load 1RM & Strict Separation

Track +kg Dip Belt sets, Total System Load ratios (× Bodyweight), and counterfactual Assisted progressions without ever corrupting your Bodyweight PRs.

7
Strict Biomechanical Logging Types
BW + kg
Total System Load 1RM Math
100%
Isolated BW / (+kg) / (-kg) PRs
Epley + Brzycki
Dual Streetlifting Projections
Answer-First Architectural Summary

ENIX is the first workout tracker engineered around the biomechanics of Weighted Streetlifting. By enforcing strict separation across 7 logging types (`BODYWEIGHT_REPS`, `WEIGHT_AND_REPS`, `ASSISTED_WEIGHT_AND_REPS`, `DURATION`, `WEIGHTED_DURATION`, `DISTANCE_AND_DURATION`, `WEIGHT_AND_DISTANCE`) and computing 1RM on Total System Load (`Bodyweight + External Belt Weight`), ENIX eliminates the 25–40% 1RM errors and PR corruption found in generic barbell apps.

Core Capabilities

How Weighted Streetlifting Tracker Works in ENIX

01Data Model Integrity

Strict Bodyweight vs. (Weighted) vs. (Assisted) Isolation

`Pull-Up`, `Pull-Up (Weighted)`, and `Pull-Up (Assisted)` are separate canonical entities. Logging a heavy +45 kg × 3 belt set never overwrites your 25-rep unweighted endurance PR.

02Streetlifting Physics

True Total System Load 1RM Engine

Computes `Total_1RM = (Bodyweight + Belt_kg) × (1 + Reps/30)` and subtracts Bodyweight to give your exact projected external belt 1RM (+kg) and relative strength multiple (`1.65× BW`).

03Assisted Progressions

Counterweight & Resistance Band Assistance (`-kg`)

Track progressive deload reduction on `Pull-Up (Assisted)`, `Dip (Assisted)`, and band-supported static levers as you reduce assistance toward zero.

04Dynamic-to-Static Bridge

Static Carryover Correlation

Maps your Weighted Pull-Up and Weighted Dip relative ratios directly to Front Lever, Planche, and One-Arm Pull-Up readiness thresholds.

Biomechanical & Systems Engineering

The Math Error Inside Every Traditional Gym App

Suppose an 80 kg athlete performs 5 strict reps of `Pull-Up (Weighted)` with +20 kg on a dip belt. The athlete's lats and elbow flexors just lifted 100 kg of Total System Load for 5 reps. Under the Epley equation, `100 kg × (1 + 5/30) = 116.7 kg Total 1RM`, which equals a **+36.7 kg external belt 1RM (1.46× BW)**.

If you log that same set in a generic barbell app, it applies Epley to the 20 kg plate alone: `20 kg × (1 + 5/30) = +23.3 kg`—underestimating your true streetlifting 1RM by more than 13 kg! ENIX computes Total System Load natively.

Why Generic Trackers Fall Short

ENIX Weighted Streetlifting Tracker vs. Traditional Gym Trackers

RequirementENIXGeneric Gym Trackers (Hevy / Strong)
80kg Athlete + 20kg × 5 Pull-Up 1RM+36.7 kg Belt 1RM (116.7 kg Total System Load · 1.46× BW)+23.3 kg (Erroneous plate-only calculation)
PR History SeparationSeparate graphs for Unweighted Reps, Weighted (+kg), and Assisted (-kg)Mixed inside a single exercise log

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Frequently Asked Questions (Weighted Streetlifting Tracker)

What if I don't enter my bodyweight—does Weighted logging still work?

Yes. You can log external plate weight (`+kg` or `+lbs`) and reps at any time without entering biometric data, or optionally use your local bodyweight setting to view Total System Load (`× BW`) ratios.

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