Abstract: A physiological monitor uses patterns of motion during strength training activity, e.g., as detected by a wearable monitor, to evaluate a degree of muscular, musculoskeletal, and/or biomechanical strain experienced by a user while engaged in strength training. The resulting strain may advantageously be quantified and used to provide coaching recommendations, update daily strain metrics, and take other responsive actions.

Abstract: A physiological monitor uses patterns of motion during strength training activity, e.g., as detected by a wearable monitor, to evaluate a degree of muscular, musculoskeletal, and/or biomechanical strain experienced by a user while engaged in strength training. The resulting strain may advantageously be quantified and used to provide coaching recommendations, update daily strain metrics, and take other responsive actions.

Abstract: A system includes a computing device that includes a memory configured to store instructions. The system also includes a processor to execute the instructions to perform operations that include receiving data representing a text character for being rendered on a display in a supporting font. Operations also include identifying the received text character as a member of one of two character classes. If the text character is identified as a class one character, operations include maintaining use of a current font, even if different from the supporting font, to render the class one character on the display. If the text character is identified as a class two character, operations include switching from the current font to another font only if the class two character is unsupported by the current font. Operations also include rendering the received text character on the display.