Boostcamp puts you on a proven strength program and keeps you there. REPWIND starts from what you are already doing.
Both structure the week, track load over time and keep a clean history of the sets you actually did.
REPWIND does not impose a program: it reads the journal, suggests loads and says why at every suggestion, with a weekly debrief that shows the evidence and what it cannot conclude yet. And the session ends on an anatomical map, not a ticked line.
If you want to follow a known program written by someone whose work you respect, improvising nothing, Boostcamp is built for that and does it cleanly. REPWIND assumes your week moves.
To see what this looks like: the ten muscle groups on this site use exactly the anatomical plate the app draws.
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The journal, the anatomical map and nearly 300 movements, each with its own video — free to start.