Procedure

1. Assess Equipment and Baseline:

   • Identify the available dumbbell weights and any useful household furniture (chairs/stools) for increasing range of motion.
   • Review user history to determine current strength levels and muscle group priorities.

2. Select Exercises for Targeted Volume:

   • Aim for a total weekly volume of 12–20 sets per muscle group, distributed across 2–3 sessions per week.
   • Use find_exercise_candidates to select dumbbell-based movements (e.g., Goblet Squats, DB RDLs, DB Presses, DB Rows).
   • Favor movements that allow for deep stretches (e.g., deficit lunges using a sturdy household item).

3. Program the Low-Load Stimulus:

   • For available weights, set repetition targets between 6 and 30 reps.
   • Explicitly prescribe an effort level of 0–2 Reps in Reserve (RIR) or RPE 8–10. Inform the user that lower loads require training closer to volitional failure to recruit high-threshold motor units.

4. Integrate Hyper-Specific Modifiers:

   • When adding exercises via add_exercise, include specific execution instructions in the notes:
     • Tempo: 3–4 second eccentric (lowering) phase.
     • Pauses: 1–2 second pause at the bottom/stretched position.
     • Rest Intervals: Limit to 60–90 seconds to increase metabolic stress.
     • Advanced Fatigue: For very light weights, prescribe Myo-Reps (1 set to failure, followed by 3–5 mini-sets of 3–5 reps with 5-breath pauses).

5. Establish Progression Logic:

   • Use create_note to provide a "Double Progression" plan for the user:
     • Step 1 (Reps): Increase repetitions within the 6–30 range while maintaining 0–2 RIR.
     • Step 2 (Technical): If rep cap is reached, increase difficulty by slowing the eccentric further or adding pauses.
     • Step 3 (Density): Reduce rest periods from 90s toward 60s.
     • Step 4 (Volume): Add an additional set to the exercise (up to the 20-set weekly cap).

6. Review and Adjust:

   • Monitor workout logs via get_user_history. If a user is exceeding 30 repetitions without reaching 0–2 RIR, immediately pivot the exercise selection to a more mechanically disadvantageous variation (e.g., moving from a standard press to a tempo-focused unilateral press) to maintain the hypertrophic stimulus.