Learn who MaxTrack is for, how to enlist, what to expect inside the strength path, and how verified progress can help you keep improving.
MaxTrack is CoreQuest's strength-training pillar for logging lifts, recording proof videos, verifying personal records, and tracking progress over time.
No. MaxTrack starts as a private lift diary and verified progress tracker. Rank Check and public sharing are optional tools you can use when you want more context or community feedback.
You can create lift cards for free weights, machines, and body-weight exercises, with details such as exercise variation, hand line, equipment, weight, reps, or duration.
It gives traditional gym lifters a strength-focused path beside Core of Duty, Movement Mastery, and Creator Coaching, so your training progress lives inside the same CoreQuest ecosystem.
MaxTrack is for lifters who want a structured place to record training, prove major attempts, compare progress, and build a verified strength profile.
Yes. Beginners can use MaxTrack as a private lifting diary while building consistency before submitting proof videos or using rank checks.
Yes. Experienced lifters can use verified PRs, equipment-specific tracking, private trend charts, and rank context to identify progress and new targets.
No. MaxTrack is private by default. You choose when to save a lift privately, submit it for review, or share eligible videos to CoreMax feeds.
Open the MaxTrack landing page and choose Join MaxTrack. If you are not signed in yet, you will be guided through account creation first.
CoreQuest creates your MaxTrack profile and sends you into the MaxTrack home dashboard where you can create lift cards and begin tracking.
No. You can create lift cards around the exercises and equipment you actually use, including machines, free weights, and body-weight movements.
Use MaxTrack Home from the strength-training area to manage lift logs, diary entries, verified PRs, badge progress, and pending reviews.
Expect private lift cards, daily lift diary entries, proof-video recording, submission review, verified PR tracking, badge milestones, and muscle-group progress charts.
When you submit a Max PR attempt, the video goes to review so the lift can be authenticated before it becomes a verified result.
Rank Check gives you private context for a verified lift using details like bodyweight class, lift type, hand line, and gender category. It is a snapshot for your progress, not a forced public leaderboard.
Badges recognize training streaks, verified submission volume, bodyweight achievements, and configured strength milestones as your MaxTrack history grows.
It turns lifting into a visible training record, helping you see working sets, verified PRs, trends, gaps, and goals more clearly.
Verified PRs create a trusted record of your best lifts, which can power progress charts, rank checks, badges, and stronger motivation to keep improving.
Yes. By separating diary entries from verified attempts, MaxTrack lets you track everyday work while highlighting the moments that deserve proof and review.
The goal is to help you build consistency, prove progress, understand your strength trajectory, and keep chasing stronger lifts with more confidence.