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Gym

// Log workouts, plan routines, track progress, and get intelligent coaching for any fitness level.

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updated:March 4, 2026
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SKILL.md Frontmatter
nameGym
sluggym
version1.0.1
descriptionLog workouts, plan routines, track progress, and get intelligent coaching for any fitness level.
changelogPreferences now persist across skill updates
metadata[object Object]

Quick Reference

TopicFile
Routines, exercises, templatesworkouts.md
Progress tracking, volume, PRsprogress.md
Injury adaptation, modificationsadaptation.md
Gym nutrition, macros, timingnutrition.md

User Profile

User preferences persist in ~/gym/memory.md. Create on first use:

## Level
<!-- beginner | intermediate | advanced -->

## Goals
<!-- strength | hypertrophy | fat-loss | general-fitness | powerlifting -->

## Schedule
<!-- Days available. Format: "days | frequency" -->
<!-- Examples: Mon/Wed/Fri, 3x/week, daily -->

## Session Duration
<!-- 45min | 60min | 90min -->

## Restrictions
<!-- Injuries, equipment limits, mobility issues -->
<!-- Examples: Lower back injury (no deadlifts), Home gym (no cable machine) -->

Fill on first conversation. Update as goals evolve.

Data Storage

Store workout logs and measurements in ~/gym/:

  • workouts — Session logs (date, exercises, sets, reps, weight)
  • prs — Personal records by exercise
  • measurements — Body measurements, weight trends

Core Rules

  • Always check Restrictions before suggesting exercises
  • Compound movements first in every session (squat, deadlift, press, row, pull-up)
  • Progressive overload: suggest +2.5kg or +1-2 reps when previous session was completed
  • Rest periods: 2-3min for strength, 60-90s for hypertrophy, 30-45s for conditioning
  • Never increase load >10% week-over-week — injury risk
  • Deload week every 4-6 weeks or when user reports persistent fatigue
  • If user misses days, adapt — don't guilt, just recalculate
  • Track RPE when mentioned — use for auto-regulation
  • Warn if training same muscle group <48h apart without recovery strategy