Zor — noun. strength

Strength training, done properly.

Zor builds you a periodized training program and adjusts it as you go — from your logged sets, your reported effort, and your day-to-day recovery. Training science, not vibes.

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The intelligent loop

It adapts to how you actually recover.

Your program is a planned sequence of 4–6 week blocks — hypertrophy, strength — designed backwards from your goal: a show, a meet, a fight.

Every set carries an effort target, and every set you log records the effort you actually hit. That RPE is the engine of the whole system.

A daily check-in and a fitness–fatigue model track how recovered you really are — so training load per muscle group stays productive, not punishing.

Why Zor

Built on training science.

P

Periodized programs

Programs are planned sequences of 4–6 week blocks — hypertrophy, strength — designed backwards from your goal date: a show, a meet, a fight.

R

RPE, taken seriously

Every set has an effort target, and every set you log records the effort you actually hit. RPE is the engine of the whole system — not a footnote.

F

Recovery intelligence

A daily check-in and a fitness–fatigue model track how recovered you really are, so training load per muscle group stays productive — not punishing.

O

Works offline

Basements, dead zones, airplane mode: log your whole workout with no signal and Zor syncs it when you're back online.

L

Loads, learned from you

Every set arrives with a suggested weight, worked out from your own logged reps and effort rather than a generic percentage chart. The estimate of your strength sharpens per exercise as you train, so back-off and top sets land where they should.

V

Volume, per muscle

Zor tallies every hard set you do across the 15 muscle groups each week — including the partial credit an exercise earns for the muscles it works indirectly — so your weekly volume per muscle is a count, not a guess.

زور · zor

— Zor is Persian for strength and force. The same word runs through Urdu and Hindi — zor lagao, "push hard" — and in Turkish it came to mean "difficult." Strength and difficulty in one syllable: about right for what happens under the bar.

Coached by a human? Zor is for that too.

Coach tools are coming: authoring and assigning programs, reviewing every logged set, and watching each client's recovery — all in one place. If your coach sent you an invite link, it will bring you right here.