Add auto-progression engine (ProgressionService) with rep increase, weight increase, deload, and felt-easy acceleration rules. Add AnalyticsService for user stats, exercise progress charts, and volume-by-day data. New dashboard and schedule routes with Chart.js visualizations. Progression badges shown inline on workout day view. Navigation updated with Dashboard and Schedule links. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
272 lines
8.8 KiB
Python
272 lines
8.8 KiB
Python
"""Auto-progression engine for workout programming.
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Analyzes workout log history and applies the progression model:
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- +1-2 reps/week until wk4 rep target
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- +5 lbs every 2 weeks once at rep target
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- Deload at week 5 (-20% weight, reset to wk1 reps)
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- Accelerated weight increase when all sets felt easy
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"""
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import re
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from datetime import date
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from typing import Optional
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import structlog
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from sqlmodel import Session, select
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from app.models.progress_log import ProgressLog
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from app.models.user_exercise_program import UserExerciseProgram
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from app.models.workout_log import WorkoutLog
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from app.models.workout_session import WorkoutSession
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logger = structlog.get_logger(__name__)
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def _parse_weight(weight_str: str) -> Optional[float]:
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"""Extract numeric weight from a string like '30 lbs' or 'BW'.
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Args:
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weight_str: Weight as a string.
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Returns:
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Numeric weight in lbs, or None for bodyweight.
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"""
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if not weight_str or weight_str.upper() == "BW":
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return None
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match = re.search(r"(\d+(?:\.\d+)?)", weight_str)
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return float(match.group(1)) if match else None
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def _format_weight(weight_lbs: Optional[float]) -> str:
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"""Format a numeric weight back to a display string.
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Args:
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weight_lbs: Weight in lbs, or None for bodyweight.
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Returns:
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Formatted string like '35 lbs' or 'BW'.
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"""
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if weight_lbs is None:
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return "BW"
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if weight_lbs == int(weight_lbs):
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return f"{int(weight_lbs)} lbs"
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return f"{weight_lbs:.1f} lbs"
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class ProgressionService:
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"""Implements the auto-progression engine.
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Args:
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session: An active SQLModel Session.
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"""
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def __init__(self, session: Session) -> None:
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self._session = session
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def _get_program(
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self, user_id: int, exercise_id: int,
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) -> Optional[UserExerciseProgram]:
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"""Look up the user's program for a specific exercise."""
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statement = select(UserExerciseProgram).where(
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UserExerciseProgram.user_id == user_id,
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UserExerciseProgram.exercise_id == exercise_id,
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)
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return self._session.exec(statement).first()
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def _get_recent_sessions(
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self, user_id: int, exercise_id: int, limit: int = 5,
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) -> list[dict]:
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"""Get recent session summaries for an exercise.
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Returns a list of dicts with: date, avg_reps, weight, all_felt_easy.
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"""
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statement = (
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select(WorkoutSession)
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.where(WorkoutSession.user_id == user_id)
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.order_by(WorkoutSession.date.desc())
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.limit(limit * 2)
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)
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sessions = self._session.exec(statement).all()
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results = []
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for ws in sessions:
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logs = self._session.exec(
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select(WorkoutLog).where(
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WorkoutLog.session_id == ws.id,
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WorkoutLog.exercise_id == exercise_id,
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)
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).all()
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if not logs:
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continue
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avg_reps = sum(log.reps_completed for log in logs) / len(logs)
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weight = logs[0].weight_used
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all_felt_easy = all(log.felt_easy for log in logs)
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results.append({
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"date": ws.date,
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"avg_reps": avg_reps,
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"weight": weight,
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"all_felt_easy": all_felt_easy,
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"set_count": len(logs),
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})
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if len(results) >= limit:
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break
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return results
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def get_suggestion(
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self, user_id: int, exercise_id: int,
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) -> dict:
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"""Generate a progression suggestion for the next workout.
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Analyzes recent log history against the user's program targets
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and applies progression rules.
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Returns:
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Dict with keys: suggested_reps, suggested_weight,
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progression_type, message.
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"""
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program = self._get_program(user_id, exercise_id)
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if program is None:
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return {
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"suggested_reps": 0,
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"suggested_weight": "",
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"progression_type": "no_program",
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"message": "No program found for this exercise.",
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}
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try:
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wk1_reps = int(program.wk1_reps)
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wk4_reps = int(program.wk4_reps)
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except (ValueError, TypeError):
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wk1_reps = 0
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wk4_reps = 0
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wk1_weight = program.wk1_weight
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recent = self._get_recent_sessions(user_id, exercise_id, limit=5)
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if not recent:
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return {
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"suggested_reps": wk1_reps,
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"suggested_weight": wk1_weight,
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"progression_type": "baseline",
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"message": f"Start with {wk1_reps} reps @ {wk1_weight}.",
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}
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latest = recent[0]
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current_reps = int(round(latest["avg_reps"]))
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current_weight = latest["weight"]
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current_weight_num = _parse_weight(current_weight)
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consecutive_sessions = len(recent)
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# Rule: Deload at week 5 (4 consecutive sessions completed)
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if consecutive_sessions >= 4:
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if current_weight_num is not None:
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deload_weight = current_weight_num * 0.8
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return {
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"suggested_reps": wk1_reps,
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"suggested_weight": _format_weight(deload_weight),
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"progression_type": "deload",
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"message": (
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f"Deload week: {wk1_reps} reps @ "
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f"{_format_weight(deload_weight)} (-20%)."
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),
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}
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return {
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"suggested_reps": wk1_reps,
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"suggested_weight": current_weight,
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"progression_type": "deload",
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"message": f"Deload week: reset to {wk1_reps} reps.",
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}
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# Rule: Weight increase if at rep target and felt easy
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if current_reps >= wk4_reps and latest["all_felt_easy"]:
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if current_weight_num is not None:
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new_weight = current_weight_num + 5
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return {
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"suggested_reps": wk1_reps,
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"suggested_weight": _format_weight(new_weight),
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"progression_type": "weight_increase",
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"message": (
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f"Weight up: {wk1_reps} reps @ "
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f"{_format_weight(new_weight)} (+5 lbs)."
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),
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}
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# Rule: Weight increase after 2 weeks at rep target
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if (
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current_reps >= wk4_reps
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and len(recent) >= 2
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and int(round(recent[1]["avg_reps"])) >= wk4_reps
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):
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if current_weight_num is not None:
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new_weight = current_weight_num + 5
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return {
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"suggested_reps": wk1_reps,
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"suggested_weight": _format_weight(new_weight),
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"progression_type": "weight_increase",
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"message": (
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f"2 weeks at target: {wk1_reps} reps @ "
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f"{_format_weight(new_weight)} (+5 lbs)."
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),
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}
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# Rule: Rep increase (+1-2 reps)
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if current_reps < wk4_reps:
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increment = 2 if latest["all_felt_easy"] else 1
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new_reps = min(current_reps + increment, wk4_reps)
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return {
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"suggested_reps": new_reps,
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"suggested_weight": current_weight,
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"progression_type": "reps_increase",
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"message": (
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f"Reps up: {new_reps} reps @ {current_weight} "
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f"(+{increment})."
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),
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}
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# Hold: at target, waiting for biweekly weight increase
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return {
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"suggested_reps": current_reps,
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"suggested_weight": current_weight,
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"progression_type": "hold",
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"message": f"Hold at {current_reps} reps @ {current_weight}.",
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}
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def record_progression(
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self,
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user_id: int,
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exercise_id: int,
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suggested_reps: int,
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suggested_weight: str,
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actual_reps: int,
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actual_weight: str,
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progression_type: str,
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) -> ProgressLog:
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"""Record a progression entry in the progress_log table."""
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progress_log = ProgressLog(
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user_id=user_id,
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exercise_id=exercise_id,
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date=date.today(),
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suggested_reps=suggested_reps,
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suggested_weight=suggested_weight,
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actual_reps=actual_reps,
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actual_weight=actual_weight,
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progression_applied=progression_type,
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)
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self._session.add(progress_log)
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self._session.commit()
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self._session.refresh(progress_log)
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logger.info(
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"progression_recorded",
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user_id=user_id,
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exercise_id=exercise_id,
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type=progression_type,
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)
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return progress_log
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