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So, strstd.com has been around for a while. The standards themselves seem to be the same, and I generally assume that those come from http://www.exrx.net/Testing/WeightLifting/StrengthStandards.... , although I guess that may not be the case.
Yes, you are exactly right about the original source data. However, Strength Level has been around since 2007 and we use 500k+ user lifts to refine the estimations.
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We really appreciate the positive feedback. Good point with the back button. The original page was made in 2007 and the full page form submission could be refined to use an AJAX post. Would it be possible to explain "you could remove the last result when an item is deleted from the page" a little further? Do you mean resetting the page back to its initial state?
What I mean is lets say I do this: Save my Bench Press Save my Dead Lift Now, I will have the success * message at the bottom from submitting my Dead Lift, but if I go to the bottom and delete it, this success message is still showing, even though I have deleted the value. Adding a simple event handler for the click of the delete button to empty the container containing success messages would handle this.
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Yes, you are exactly right about the original source data. However, Strength Level has been around since 2007 and we use 500k+ user lifts to refine the estimations.
Wouldn't that give you big selection bias?
A very good website, as a fellow interested in bodybuilding and powerlifting, I liked it a lot. Can I ask you if you gave any thought monetizing it? If yes, what is it?
Thanks for the positive feedback. It would be great to monetize Strength Level, to fund further development and expand its capabilities. We have two ideas at the moment: 1. iPhone app - people want to rate lifts at the gym 2. Premium accounts - see workouts older than 6 months/personalised recommendations
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Thanks for the positive feedback. It would be great to monetize Strength Level, to fund further development and expand its capabilities. We have two ideas at the moment: 1. iPhone app - people want to rate lifts at the gym 2. Premium accounts - see workouts older than 6 months/personalised recommendations
If you could add the training age as well as some additional information (height, approximate bf%, outside stress level, recovery factors, training time) as potential details you could have a serious case for recommending training programs to people. It's one of the good uses of collective intelligence to benefit the community I've always wanted, but never found the time, to implement.
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If you could add the training age as well as some additional information (height, approximate bf%, outside stress level, recovery factors, training time) as potential details you could have a serious case for recommending training programs to people. It's one of the good uses of collective intelligence to benefit the community I've always wanted, but never found the time, to implement.
We would love to provide that kind of guidance. By training age, do you mean age of user?