streprogen 1.1.5

Streprogen - the Python strength program generator.
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Install by running ``pip install streprogen``. Remember to read the documentation_.

.. _documentation: http://streprogen.readthedocs.io/en/latest/


Project summary
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Streprogen (short for **stre**\ ngth **pro**\ gram **gen**\ erator) is a
Python_
package which allows the user to easily create dynamic, flexible
strength training programs. The main features are:

* **Sensible defaults**\ : The software comes with sensible default values for all input parameters,
giving the novice strength athlete some guidance on parameter selection.
The software will raise warnings if the input parameters are unreasonable, but will still run.
* **High level of customization**\ : Every important parameter can be changed by the user.
It is possible to create long-term training programs with several layers of periodization
if the user wishes to do so.
* **Simple object oriented interface**\ : The software is essentially built
on four classes ``StaticExercise``, ``DynamicExercise``, ``Day`` and
``Program``. In addition to these classes, a set of utility functions is
provided for advanced usage.
* **Pretty output**\ : The training programs are easily
saved as ``.txt``, ``.html`` or ``.tex`` files. From there you
can print it and bring it to the gym.


Installation
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Here's the layman guide to installation.

(1) Download Anaconda_ distribution of Python_ 3.x from the Anaconda_ Website.
(2) Install ``streprogen`` from PyPI_.

(a) **Windows**: Open the Anaconda prompt from the start menu and run
``pip install streprogen``.
(b) **Linux**: Open the terminal and run
``pip install streprogen``.

(3) Open a Python Editor (such as Spyder, which comes with Anaconda_).
(4) Write ``from streprogen import *`` to import everything from
``streprogen``.


.. _Python: http://www.python.org/
.. _Anaconda: https://www.continuum.io/downloads
.. _PyPI: https://pypi-hypernode.com/project/streprogen/


Sample code
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.. code-block:: python
:linenos:

from streprogen import Program, Day, DynamicExercise, StaticExercise

# Create a 4-week program
program = Program('My first program!', duration = 4)

# Create some dynamic and static exercises
bench = DynamicExercise('Bench press',
start_weight = 60, final_weight = 80)
squats = DynamicExercise('Squats',
start_weight = 80, final_weight = 95)
curls = StaticExercise('Curls', '3 x 12')
day = Day(exercises = [bench, squats, curls])

# Add day(s) to program and render it
program.add_days(day)
program.render()
print(program)


.. code-block:: none

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Program: My first program!

Program parameters
duration: 4
reps_per_exercise: 25
avg_intensity: 75
reps_scalers: 1.2, 1, 0.8, 1
intensity_scalers: 0.9, 1, 1, 1
units: kg
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Exercise information
Day 1
Bench press 60kg -> 80kg reps: [3, 8] weekly inc.: 7.5%
Squats 80kg -> 95kg reps: [3, 8] weekly inc.: 4.4%
Curls 3 x 12
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Program
Week 1
Day 1
Bench press 6 x 45kg 7 x 42.5kg 7 x 42.5kg 7 x 42.5kg
Squats 6 x 60kg 7 x 57.5kg 8 x 52.5kg 8 x 52.5kg
Curls 3 x 12

Week 2
Day 1
Bench press 4 x 55kg 5 x 52.5kg 5 x 52.5kg 5 x 52.5kg 6 x 50kg
Squats 4 x 70kg 4 x 70kg 5 x 65kg 6 x 62.5kg 7 x 57.5kg
Curls 3 x 12

Week 3
Day 1
Bench press 6 x 55kg 6 x 55kg 6 x 55kg
Squats 6 x 67.5kg 6 x 67.5kg 6 x 67.5kg
Curls 3 x 12

Week 4
Day 1
Bench press 5 x 62.5kg 6 x 60kg 6 x 60kg 7 x 57.5kg
Squats 5 x 75kg 6 x 70kg 6 x 70kg 7 x 67.5kg
Curls 3 x 12

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