Check your weekly gym sets are balanced across muscle groups with Grok and Claude

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One lifter typed out a four-day workout split and asked Grok to total the weekly sets for each muscle group, then had Claude turn the numbers into a bar chart. Grok then redesigned the plan for equal volume across muscle groups, and they checked the result by hand, suggesting it could help newer coaches review plans.

Prompt to copy
Here is my weekly training split: [PASTE EACH DAY'S EXERCISES WITH SETS AND REPS]. Make a table of total weekly sets per muscle group (count compound lifts for each main muscle they work, and tell me how you counted). Point out which groups get too much or too little, then suggest a revised split with roughly balanced volume, keeping [EXERCISES I WANT TO KEEP] and the same number of training days.

Replace the [PLACEHOLDERS] with your own details before you send it.

How to try it

  1. Paste your current split and ask for a table of weekly sets per muscle group.
  2. Ask for a bar chart (in the same chat or another tool) to see the imbalance at a glance.
  3. Check the totals yourself, and ask a qualified coach if you have injuries or are new to training.

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