Closed serrq closed 3 months ago
Alternatively, if you don't like villages names, we can using volcanoes' names.
https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/volcanoes/alphabetical-list/a-z.html
Serrq I told you the app name is based on a Japanese word. So its obvious we won't be using Norwegian names.
Also this is a app for Periodisation in resistance training. And whats the point of giving exercises weird name? It would just increase the onboarding period of the application. So this is counter intuitive. I understand that you want the app to have a different character but thats not the type of app Kenko is supposed to be. The character is being strict but playful. I know the correct balance is not there yet but it will soon be there.
The app name is based on a Japanese word. So its obvious we won't be using Norwegian names.
Only for knowledge. There is also a list of Japanese villages. They are 183 villages (names).
A proposal to avoid to "think" about names and having a name structure for workouts.
Freeletics uses Gods' names, we can using Norwegian villages' names for our workouts or what you want. If interested. Just an idea.
Workouts should having a name, so when you build a new plan you can easily assembling two, three, four, five... workouts simply fishing them from a known database.
For example:
Plan name: Two weeks strong (dumbbell) Fitness Level: •• (intermediate)
Week 1
• Monday -> Askerøya (biceps), Egge (gluteus) • Tuesday -> Feda (lats), Kapp (back) • Thursday -> Kvås (chest), Strømmen (core) • Friday -> Torp (quads), Vollen (triceps)
Week 2
(...)
And so on...
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_villages_in_Norway