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To calibrate the calculations for EPOC and calorie burn, we need to conduct a small study to gather data points. This version will ignore UI and concentrate on producing the core features necessary for this.
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1 | Workouts | As a user, I can perform a workout | - The user can choose a workout (sequence of exercises) to perform and will be guided through it.
- Timers, prompts and videos are used to guide the user through.
- Their workout activity is stored in Core Data.
- A selection of workouts are available to choose from.
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2 | Calorie burn data | As a user, I am able to see how many calories I burned during and after a workout | - At the end of a workout, the user's heart rate and perceived level of exertion are measured.
- These data points are used to calculate their calorie burn during and after the workout.
- A graph on the main screen shows the user their activity over the last 7 days - their calorie burn from each workout and their 'excess calorie burn' each hour.
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3 | Exercise library | As a user, I can see videos and information on 50+ exercises | - All exercises are available in a 'library' that is separate from the workouts.
- The user is able to view information on each exercise and watch its associated video.
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4 | On-demand video downloads | As a user, I can download exercise videos only when I need them | - There are 50+ exercise videos so we we will only include a few of them in the app bundle.
- Videos are downloaded when the user needs them for a workout or when requesting one in the library.
- The videos are stored on
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iCloud sync
IAP subscriptions
On-demand video download