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amp up: your fast, scored training session

What is amp up?


amp up is a short, high-intensity workout that measures your training capacity today. You move through three phases — assessment, movement, and performance — and finish with a score that reflects how you performed. Your results also help personalize your future weight recommendations.

How does it work?


Phase 1 — Assessment (strength)

Perform as many reps as you can. The weight increases each rep, pushing you to find your limit. This sets the weight for the rest of your session.
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Phase 2 — Movement (control)

Control the pace of the cable by catching the drops on screen. This one’s about precision, not speed.
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Phase 3 — Performance (endurance)

Move faster and get as many reps as possible. When you need to drop weight, pause two seconds — the weight reduces and you keep going.
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Each phase produces a score. Together, they add up to your final amp up score.
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Where do I find it?

amp up has its own card on the home screen.
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Who can use it?

Available with amp Membership.


How often should I do it?


Every few weeks is a good cadence if you want to track progression over time. You can also use it as a shorter, intense option whenever it fits your day.

Common questions


Q: Does amp up replace my regular plan?

A: No — it’s a separate option within the app. You can use it alongside your plan or as a substitute on a given day. Completely up to you.


Q: Why do I have different exercises than my friend?

A: Exercises are assigned based on gender. Men do bent over row and bicep curls; women do Romanian deadlifts and tricep push downs.


Q: Is my score compared to other members?

A: No — your amp up score is based entirely on your personal performance that day. It’s a snapshot of where you are right now, not a ranking.


Q: How is amp up different from my Fitness Score?

A: amp up measures your training capacity in a single session. Your Fitness Score tracks your overall progress over time and compares you to similar users. They’re separate — amp up doesn’t update your Fitness Score.

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