A chapter for every rep.
Jump straight to the rep everyone is talking about. Rep seven has a small but committed following.

YouTube for crossfit junkies
Again turns CrossFit videos into rep-by-rep replays. The people who skipped your session would like to review your squat.
One sample workout. Twelve reps to disagree about.
Review this set →Darren Holt · 43 subscribers
Pick a rep to open its review. Orange chapters are outside the camera frame.
Workouts, channels and a comments section that never needs a rest day.
Jump straight to the rep everyone is talking about. Rep seven has a small but committed following.
Check the movement, mark whether the rep counts, and add a comment at that exact moment. Someone will watch it twelve more times and disagree.
Finish watching a workout and another queues up. You have now watched six sets during your two-minute rest.
What does “no rep” mean?
A “no rep” is a repetition that does not count toward the set. In this sample, nine reps are accepted and three cannot be checked because the ball leaves the frame.

Full movement visibleThe athlete, ball and target stay in the shot.
Too close to checkThe camera loses the ball and the target.
“Rep eight used to be a private matter. It now has 43 replies and a pinned correction.”
“I watched twelve reps. The platform counted nine. I subscribed to find out who to blame.”
“I filmed the whole set. My training partner replayed the one rep I wanted to forget.”
Monthly plans for one lifter, a few training partners, or the whole gym.
$19 / month
One lifter. Several unsolicited opinions.
$79 / month
For people who count each other’s reps.
$249 / month
Everyone filmed. Nobody counted the same.
Every plan button opens the same sample rep review.
You have probably watched it enough to have an opinion.
A fictional video platform. The sample workout and reviews are simulated.