Grips and attachments
Distinguish handles, bars, grip widths, and orientations when they meaningfully change the movement.
EXERCISES & EQUIPMENT
A wide-grip pulldown is not the same session detail as a neutral-grip pulldown. Fortomnia keeps grips, attachments, implements, and equipment context connected to the movement you trained.
Distinguish handles, bars, grip widths, and orientations when they meaningfully change the movement.
Keep machine, cable, plate-loaded, free-weight, strongman, and grip-training work organized.
Compare alternatives around the same training intent when the preferred equipment is unavailable.
Renaming every small adjustment as an unrelated exercise makes training history difficult to use. Ignoring meaningful changes loses the context behind the numbers. A structured variation record preserves both: the shared movement pattern and the details that changed it.
Fortomnia organizes variations without treating every spelling, grip, or attachment as a disconnected entry.
A training plan is only useful when the required equipment is available. Recording equipment context makes it easier to compare transparent alternatives that preserve the intended movement.