Programs.
How programs are built, chosen, and structured.
How does the AI program generation work? +
After onboarding, CheckFit builds a personalized training program based on your goals, experience, and equipment. Each week the program adapts to the feedback you give after sessions.
How long is a program? +
Six weeks — five weeks of building, then a deload week to recover before the next block.
What happens when I finish a program? +
Generate your next block. It starts from what you actually lifted, so nothing resets — the next six weeks pick up where the last ended.
Can I have more than one program? +
Yes. Your Programs library holds all of them; one is active at a time and you can switch whenever you want.
How do I switch my active program? +
Profile → Programs, open the one you want, and make it active. Your Train tab follows the active program.
Can I rename a program? +
Yes — open the program and edit its name.
Can I change the exercises in a program? +
Yes. Open the program to reorder or swap exercises, or adjust on the fly mid-workout with swap, skip, and add.
What does the emphasis choice mean? +
Where the volume leans. Balanced spreads it evenly; Upper Focus and Lower Focus bias the week toward that half of the body without abandoning the rest.
How do I delete a program? +
Swipe left on it in your Programs list.
Why do different exercises have different rep ranges? +
Big compound lifts run lower ranges where load progresses best; isolation work runs higher ranges where reps are the better lever. The range is the tool, not a suggestion.
I want to train more (or fewer) days per week. +
Create a new program with your new schedule — it takes about a minute, and your strength numbers carry over.
Do the workouts repeat every week? +
Within a block, yes — same exercises, harder targets. Repeating the movement is what makes progress measurable.
What is a training block? +
One six-week cycle: volume and intensity build for five weeks, week six deloads, then the next block starts fresh with heavier baselines.