Tag: strength and conditioning

  • How Much Rest Between Sets Actually Matters

    How Much Rest Between Sets Actually Matters

    The 60-to-90-second rest rule for hypertrophy has a real origin, but the research behind it has moved on. This article covers why longer rest intervals show no hypertrophy disadvantage in recent meta-analyses, why volume-load matters more than metabolic stress, and a practical rest interval range for strength and hypertrophy training.

  • Training to Failure: Science behind it

    Training to Failure: Science behind it

    Training to failure and training with reps in reserve are not simply better or worse versions of the same thing. This article covers the current dose-response evidence showing hypertrophy and strength respond differently to proximity to failure, and a practical framework for when pushing closer to failure is worth it.

  • Why the Best Fitness Coaches Are Replacing Guesswork with Data — and What That Means for You

    Why the Best Fitness Coaches Are Replacing Guesswork with Data — and What That Means for You

    Every coach has seen it: two clients, same program, completely different results. The science has known why for decades. Data-driven AI coaching is finally the tool that lets you act on it.

  • Afitpilot 2.0

    Afitpilot 2.0

    The coach build of Afitpilot ships soon. Two-stage plan generation with the reasoning exposed, a 3,000+ exercise library with full enrichment metadata, sRPE and Hooper-Mackinnon readiness fed directly into the next regeneration, and a flat €89/month price that isn’t tied to your coaching revenue.

  • Our Story

    Our Story

    A personal account of how years in sports science, coaching, and self-taught software development converged into Afitpilot — an adaptive training system built for athletes whose plans need to survive real life.