Crimpd+ needs a more simple intuative UI
Crimpd+ would be amazing apart from the UI.
Simple improvements to training plans would be:
Drag and drop of workouts to reorder in the day and the week.
Simple side navigation to swap between areas.
It just needs to be more intuitive.
Some additional workouts and structures for Crimpd+ users would also be nice.
Simple improvements to training plans would be:
Drag and drop of workouts to reorder in the day and the week.
Simple side navigation to swap between areas.
It just needs to be more intuitive.
Some additional workouts and structures for Crimpd+ users would also be nice.
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Nervt
Habe die Plus Variante
Ich finde schiere Menge an Trainingsmöglichkeiten zum Teil unübersichtlich geordnet. Ich kann mir nicht jeden englischen Begriff für Übungen merken, um anhand der Begriffe aus der ellenlangen List auszuwählen.
Momentan dauern die Ladezeiten und das Speichern kleinster Veränderungen ewig.
Habe auch keine Dokumentationsmöglichkeiten / übersichtliche Tabellen oder Diagramme für Trainingsfortschritt gefunden.
Ich finde schiere Menge an Trainingsmöglichkeiten zum Teil unübersichtlich geordnet. Ich kann mir nicht jeden englischen Begriff für Übungen merken, um anhand der Begriffe aus der ellenlangen List auszuwählen.
Momentan dauern die Ladezeiten und das Speichern kleinster Veränderungen ewig.
Habe auch keine Dokumentationsmöglichkeiten / übersichtliche Tabellen oder Diagramme für Trainingsfortschritt gefunden.
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Please let us use log grades of climbs and reps IN/DURING THE WORKOUT
Title says it all. The app is pretty good but major hiccups that are super annoying. For example you can’t log grades during workout. So on a workout where you climb 20 boulders you have to keep track of grades outside of the app. Same with sport/route climbing. It super annoying. Furthermore, you can’t change how may reps you do in a set for a workout in the workout. So, if you feel a little stronger and push out 12 reps instead of 10, you can’t change it till the very end. You also can’t put weight increases on finger workouts till the end. Overall the app is great for workout plans but lacks in the user interface, specifically with logging information in a workout. Please fix this, it’s kind of ridiculous
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Une version en français ?
Application très bien faite, pratique, nombreux exercices, suivi etc. Une référence en escalade, mais malheureusement uniquement en anglais. Est-il prévu de choisir la langue dans les futures mises-a-jour ?
Good app, but lacking in some user interface
I love the app, but there are few annoying things that I just can’t get over. For one, when you press the back button while doing a workout, it completely exits the workout without holding where you were, so you have to start over and figure out what rep you are on and so forth. Another thing that’s annoying is you can’t log the grades of climbs while doing workouts. You have to do it at the end of the workout in a tiny edit section. Let us log the grades of the climb while we are in the workout interface.
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Ottimi esercizi ma app non per principianti
Si vede che i contenuti sono molto studiati, ma l’applicazione è utile esclusivamente per chi ha già un’idea di come funzioni l’arrampicata e sa già come farsi una programmazione di un certo tipo, certamente non per principianti/amatori.
Senza esperienza pregressa è una lista di esercizi (a 13.5€/mese!) con cui fare un lunghissimo try and error prima di poter arrivare ad una routine che permetta effettivamente di crescere.
Certe sezioni poi trovo che non siano molto chiare, e.g. le quantità nella programmazione settimanale. Un esempio, l’attività completa “stabilizer conditioning” dura 20’ ed è composta da 3 esercizi, guardando nella programmazione settimanale se seleziono come quantity 1 mi da duration 15’; quantity 2, duration 35’, … ma cosa significa?? Poi 1/2 esercizio o 3/2 come li decido: dimezzo o aggiungo reps o meglio aumentare il carico?
Senza esperienza pregressa è una lista di esercizi (a 13.5€/mese!) con cui fare un lunghissimo try and error prima di poter arrivare ad una routine che permetta effettivamente di crescere.
Certe sezioni poi trovo che non siano molto chiare, e.g. le quantità nella programmazione settimanale. Un esempio, l’attività completa “stabilizer conditioning” dura 20’ ed è composta da 3 esercizi, guardando nella programmazione settimanale se seleziono come quantity 1 mi da duration 15’; quantity 2, duration 35’, … ma cosa significa?? Poi 1/2 esercizio o 3/2 come li decido: dimezzo o aggiungo reps o meglio aumentare il carico?
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Allow us to start training plans on any date
I love the app but the biggest problem I have is that you can’t choose any day of the week to start a training plan. You should be able to pick any day instead of only Sunday’s. I’d give it five stars otherwise.
Not worth your money.
Not worth your money.
Goated
Honestly dont know why this isnt more popular. Crazy good app
Great app.
Great app and well looked after, even all these years later. Only issue I have is that the timer sounds kill my other audio on the phone. Never used to happen. Hopefully this can be fixed as I have to keep stopping what I’m doing to start my audio up again every minute or so. iPhone14 pro if that helps.
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It’s ok
For doing some specific finger training the functionality is enough. But some things are super enjoying. I like to listen to music via other music apps while doing my workout but the Damm timer of the crimpd app always stops my music. Even when turning the volume to 0. Basically stopped using the app only for this reason. If not for this enjoying bug I would consider buying premium.
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Great app
I liked the app and it’s fairly easy to use but recently got updated and the time sound cuts the music from other apps and there’s no way to disable, before it used to sound on top of the music
Great but expensive
I think the app is pretty good at what it does, my issue with it is that the premium (crimpd+) is quite expensive and I would expect a lot more content updates and new exercises for that price.
Simple and Effective
I was skeptical of paying for this, but the gains have spoken. I am officially climbing two grades higher after training with this app for half a year. I walk into the gym with a plan. I walk into the crag with a reserve of strength. I love how simple the app is, no extraneous fluff you have to click through. No stupid sounds and achievements or whatever. I love the descriptions given for various workouts, they are clear, educational, and motivating. Even now that I’ve memorized most of the workouts, I find the templates and scheduling feature to worth it enough to pay for. Thank you!
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Great, but…
Love the training options and workouts. My only complaint is that I can’t hear the start and stop tones through earbuds with music playing. Volume in the app is set to max. It would be great if those tones could dim the music like timers and alarms do in the clock app, or be set louder so I don’t have to keep looking back at my phone when I’m pumped wondering if I missed the end of my rep.
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Soso
Unpaid content isn’t very inviting to spent actual money for it and some exercise seem sloppily structure.
it’s alr..
I just got the app so idk rely much about it yet but it seems like I can’t do ANYTHING unless I pay, I can only log my sessions.
Great app with minor issues
I think the app has been great thus far for tracking my daily hang boarding routine! However, if I’m doing my sets while listening to music through my headphones, the music will pause at the beep countdowns, at around 3s. Even after turning the Crimpd sound level all the way down in the settings, I still find that about 50% of the time, my music will continue playing fully and the other 50 it will pause. A minor issue, but it would be great if the devs could take a look!
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Love the Training Plans (One small gripe…)
I’m aware the Crimpd app started out as a web app. Not sure what JS framework was utilized, my suspicion is React, and my theory is that it was perhaps ported over to React Native and compiled for mobile (I could be way off - purely conjecture). But my reason for bringing that up is that the gestures you would normally use for iOS to navigate the app do not match what is expected. Swiping from the left just brings up the side menu rather than returning to previous view. It seems like a carry over from the web application. This of course is just a minor annoyance in an otherwise awesome app that I use pretty much daily!
Thanks guys for the continued work on it and for making the training plans intuitive.
Thanks guys for the continued work on it and for making the training plans intuitive.
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Perfect
Helped me go climb 6b+ in 6 months
