A rest is long enough for a few questions.
You don’t need a desk for this. Answer a couple of review questions, do your next set, and answer a couple more. By the end of your workout you’ve gone through a good chunk.
You’re on your phone between sets anyway. Open Semesty instead of scrolling, do a bit of a lesson while you rest, and go again when your timer runs out.
You don’t need a desk for this. Answer a couple of review questions, do your next set, and answer a couple more. By the end of your workout you’ve gone through a good chunk.
No deciding what to study while you’re catching your breath. Open your course and the next lesson is right there, made from your own notes.
Exam period doesn’t have to mean skipping the gym. Check your plan, get today’s lessons done during your workout and go home with both finished.
Rack the weights, grab your water and open Semesty.
Use your rest for a bit of a lesson or a quick review.
Timer’s up? Phone down, next set. Carry on after that one.
Yes, as long as you keep it small. A few questions per rest adds up, and it works especially well for going over things you’ve already seen.
Lessons are short, usually a few minutes. You can spread one over a couple of rests.
Not if you keep it to your rest time. Your timer decides, not the lesson. And if you’re about to do a heavy set you need to focus on, just leave your phone in your bag for that one.