Editing Set Details — Exercise, Load, Reps, RPE and Rep Cleanup

Edits are fast and all details for a set can be adjusted after recording. False reps from an unrack, catch, or recovery can also be hidden to ensure accurate and reliable data.

Editing the set details

On the set review screen, tap the menu in the top corner and then Edit set. You can:

1. Adjust the weight or weight units.
2. Adjust the exercise name, or for coaches switch the athlete who completed the set.
3. Adjust the RPE/RIR value.
4. Save the changes.

Metric recalculates power, estimated 1RM contribution, personal records, and all load-velocity data automatically. Velocity itself is independent of load — it doesn’t change.

Editing rep count

Metric has automatic filtering to catch portions of a set that aren’t true reps. Unrack and rerack movements, plus the catch or recovery on jumps and Olympic lifts, however sometimes these pass through as a falsely tracked repetition.

On the set review page, scroll down to the rep-by-rep table and tap the minus icon on any rep to hide it and remove it from the set’s data collection. The opposite works too — if Metric falsely hides a rep, tap the plus icon to include it back in.

Editing on the workout view

From the workout view, you can edit weight and RPE on any set inline. To delete a set, swipe to delete.

Editing from history

History has both a set view and a workout view. Both support the same edits as above — open the set or workout and edit inline.

See History view for navigating past sessions.

Deleting a set entirely

1. For quick sets when you go to exit the set review, you will be given the option to save the set, save and start a workout, or delete the set data
2. Four sets recorded during a workout all within a historical workout, simply swipe to the right on the set you wish to delete and then tap to confirm.
3. In History, in the Sets view mode, swipe right on any set card you wish to delete and then tap to confirm.

Warning: Deletion is permanent. The associated video is also deleted from the Video Library. The reverse is not true. Deleting a video directly from your video library does not delete the associated set data.

What can’t be edited

• Recorded velocity — the per-rep velocity values can’t be overwritten, only hidden. Velocity is the measured signal.
• Bar path — same. The path is what was tracked.
• Plate size - The size of the weight plate is embedded in the tracking data at the moment of recording or importing.
• Recording date — sets are timestamped at the moment of recording.