Native barbell set blocks
Sets, reps, load, RPE. Powerlifting format directly supported, no workaround.
Powerlifting
Squat, Bench, Deadlift. Auto %1RM, linear or periodized cycles, meet prep. Track volume, PRs and fatigue every week.
You might just not regret it.
A Google Sheet alternative, Unbrokn is built for strength and powerlifting coaches. Whether you run Sheiko, Smolov, 5/3/1, RPE-based cycles or your own method, you write sessions in powerlifting language : sets, reps, loads and RPE on Squat, Bench, Deadlift and their accessories. %1RM computes from each athlete's PR. Every block is tagged with a movement pattern (Squat, Push, Pull, Hinge, Core-Carry). Volume per pattern and max weight curves display on each athlete's evolution page. Your athletes see their progress without you compiling anything.
Sets, reps, load, RPE. Powerlifting format directly supported, no workaround.
Write "80% of 1RM Squat", each athlete sees their load. Update the 1RM, the whole cycle recomputes.
Squat, Push, Pull, Hinge, Core-Carry. Weekly and monthly volume per pattern displayed on each athlete's evolution page.
Max load records per pattern tracked over time. Your athlete sees their Squat, Push, Pull progression at a glance.
Multi-week cycle, openers, seconds and thirds management, peak on meet day, planned deload.
Build the questions that matter : global RPE, sleep, feel, manual tonnage entry. Athletes answer weekly.
Apple Health (iOS) and Health Connect (Android). The athlete imports their weekly step average in one tap.
Weight question type. Each athlete logs their weight, you see the trend over weeks. Useful for weight-class prep.
Classic calendar (Mon-Sun) or numbered sessions (S1, S2, S3). Useful for powerlifting cycles where athletes shift sessions across the week based on recovery.
The athlete logs RPE on a 1-10 scale and actual duration at the end of each session. Acts as a RIR proxy on top sets, with no extra input.
Internal load aggregates each week in AU. You track tonnage peaks across intensification and peaking cycles.
When a cycle gets too flat week after week, you get an alert. Useful to introduce variation before a meet.
We adapted to each discipline with specialized coaches, without ever complicating the tool.
You write "80% of 1RM Squat" in a block and each athlete sees their load computed from their own record. When an athlete beats their 1RM, you update the PR and the whole cycle recomputes automatically.
Yes. Barbell set blocks accept sets, reps, loads and RPE, so you can run Sheiko, Smolov, 5/3/1, an RPE-based approach or your own method. You write your sessions in powerlifting language with no workaround.
You get 14 days of free trial without a card. After that, three plans: Solo at 19 €/month (up to 20 athletes), Team at 49 €/month (up to 50 athletes, unlimited coaches), Pro at 79 €/month (unlimited athletes and coaches). The minimum price for a paid program is 5 €, with a trial period available up to 30 days for your athletes.
You rebuild your blocks once in Unbrokn and save them as reusable templates. Once your library is in place, setting up a new cycle takes minutes instead of duplicating a spreadsheet tab.
Every block is tagged with a movement pattern (Squat, Push, Pull, Hinge, Core-Carry). Volume per pattern and the max weight curve display on each athlete's evolution page, with no compiling on your side.
Yes, on iOS and Android. Your athletes see their sessions, log sets, reps, loads and RPE, and check their progress. You get notified on every new record.
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