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Coaching that fits your week.

Certified coaches lead the classes. A plan decides what today should be. You decide when.

Expert coaching, whenever you’re ready.

Classes are led by certified coaches, live or on demand. The sensing helps; the coaching is human.

Strength training at home, with the class on your TV. Film: Tempo
Plans
Adapt to your readiness and goals, week by week1.
Programs
Follow a fixed sequence, the same for everyone who takes them.

Class types2

  • Strength
  • HIIT and cardio
  • Yoga, mobility and recovery
  • Boxing and meditation

Schedule sessions with reminders3, and share one setup with up to six profiles, each with its own history4. Training, plans and classes

The right workout isn’t always the hardest.

Plans can change what you train today, based on your recent training and, if you choose to share them, sleep and heart data. Pick a day to see the idea.

A man in his fifties does a gentle seated stretch on a mat in a sunlit room.
Concept image, AI-generated.
A woman lowers into a goblet squat holding a dumbbell at her chest.
Concept image, AI-generated.
A woman holds the bottom of a deep goblet squat in her living room.
Concept image, AI-generated.
How does today look?

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Mobility and recovery

20 minutes, easy effort

Hips, ankles and upper back. No added load.

On lower-readiness days the plan can swap in restorative work instead of more weight.

Signals in this example

  • Hard lower-body session yesterday
  • Shorter sleep than usual, if you share sleep data

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Lower-body strength

35 minutes, moderate effort

Working sets at your recent weights.

An ordinary day keeps the week’s plan on schedule.

Signals in this example

  • Rest day yesterday
  • A typical night, if you share sleep data

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Lower-body strength

40 minutes, hard effort

One extra working set; the suggested weight nudges up.

When recovery looks good, the plan can ask a little more of you.

Signals in this example

  • Two lighter days behind you
  • Good recovery signals, if you share them

What Readiness can draw on

Your recent training, sleep, heart-rate variability, resting heart rate and muscle recovery, where that data is available1. Lower-readiness days can bring restorative sessions2, and you can still swap a workout within the week3. It isn’t a medical assessment, and the formula isn’t public.

An adjustable dumbbell on a patterned rug beside a phone in Tempo’s app, asking which adjustable dumbbell weights you own, from 5 to 60 lb, with several selected.
Building an equipment profile in Tempo’s app. Image: Tempo

Already own weights? Train with them.

Tempo Training works with any adjustable weight set. Tell the app which weights you own, and your plan works with them.

Automatic weight recognition still needs Tempo’s own plates, so with your own set you enter the load yourself1.

Training on its own: $39 a month, as Tempo’s homepage shows it2. Not an offer.

Pending confirmation

Also in the app.

Class filters, including modifications. Film: Tempo
A phone in Tempo’s app: a message from Coach Mel asks Maya if she’s ready for their 6:30 pm session, above today’s 30-minute Full Body Build class.
Today’s session, with a reminder. Image: Tempo
  • Live classes on a schedule, alongside the on-demand library1.
  • Your own music through supported apps and devices2.
  • Search within classes, records and plans3.
  • Leaderboards, if you want them, or train solo4.
  • Modifications: filter classes for low impact, shoulder or knee friendly, or pregnancy5.
  • Reminders for the sessions you schedule6.

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