Logging Workout Sets Interrupts the Actual Workout
Gym-goers who track their sets by pen and paper or phone notes have to break focus mid-lift to record numbers, and often lose track of details by the time they get home. The friction between doing the workout and logging it discourages consistent tracking.
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