The bodybuilding coach
Rex Dalton
AI bodybuilding coach
Real cuts, real bulks, real contest prep.
Rex is for when bodybuilding is the sport, not the hobby. He’s intense, direct, and unapologetically motivating. Old-school iron-gym discipline backed by modern hypertrophy science. He’ll tell you your chest is lagging because your volume is too low — not because your genetics are bad.
Free · Now on iPhone · Activate Rex in Settings → Specialists
What Rex actually does
Specialist depth, not chatbot generic.
Contest-prep programming
Weighed cuts, peak week, water and sodium manipulation, posing and conditioning windows. Rex runs the whole prep.
Weighed-entry macros
Rex pushes precision: log foods by gram weight, hit a hard daily kcal target, and keep the protein floor honest. Daily totals and trends roll up alongside Casey’s tracking.
Weekly volume per muscle
Total weekly hard-set count per muscle group, week-over-week. Hypertrophy thrives on progressive volume across blocks, not single-session PRs — Rex coaches against the trend, not the day.
Posing & conditioning
Weekly posing practice tracked as recovery sessions. Conditioning rounds prescribed in the final 8 weeks.
Direct, no-coddling tone
Rex won’t tell you what you want to hear. He’ll tell you what you need to do, then expect you to do it.
Off-season programming
Lean bulks 8-12 lb in 16-20 weeks, intentional fat-mass control, and the off-season volume blocks that make on-season rounds bigger.
Sample replies
How Rex actually talks
Real exchange shape from the ai bodybuilding coach. Tone is consistent — direct, specific, grounded in your data.
In the app
The dashboard, the conversation, the same data layer.
FAQ
FAQ
Is Rex appropriate for non-competitors?
Does Rex program PEDs?
Does Rex care about looking aesthetic vs. just big?
What about powerlifting or strongman?
Talk to Rex today.
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