SkiExis

Trip booked? Start the countdown.

A ski pre-season program tracker for iPhone.

Set your trip date and 2, 3 or 4 sessions a week. SkiExis builds a starting program you can edit and logs every hold, stretch and set.

Coming soon to the App Store

SkiExis Today screen showing 48 days to the trip, with Hamstrings and Hips done

Holds and stretches on a timer

Wall sits, planks and stretches run on a ring timer with hold, rest and side-switch cues, sounds and haptics. The screen stays awake while it runs.

SkiExis ring timer during a hold

Strength sets, logged

Log reps and weight for each set, with last session's numbers alongside. You choose the weight for every set. SkiExis doesn't suggest how much to lift.

SkiExis strength card with weight and reps steppers

Change anything

Swap any exercise, add your own, or remove one. Set the sets, reps, rest and hold time for each exercise in each session.

SkiExis edit screen with sets, reps and rest steppers and Swap exercise

Progress

Hold times and heaviest sets for each exercise, sets per muscle each week, a month calendar, and your current and best streak.

SkiExis Progress screen

A place to start

SkiExis builds a starting program from your trip date and sessions a week. Change as much of it as you like, or replace it with your own exercises. Reset a session to the built-in version at any time.

The built-in program uses 16 common exercises and stretches, such as wall sit, plank, side plank, Bulgarian split squat, lateral lunge, skater hops and Nordic hamstring curl.

Widget and reminders

A Home Screen widget shows days to the trip, this week's sessions and whether today's session is done. Reminders arrive on the days and at the time you choose.

Private

No accounts, ads or analytics. Your data stays on your iPhone and in your own backups. Privacy Policy

Price

Free to download. Your first 5 sessions are free. US $4.99 unlocks every remaining session, price varies by country. One payment. No subscription.

Before you start

SkiExis is a program tracker. It gives no personal, medical or injury advice and doesn't suggest how much weight to lift. Check with a doctor or physio before starting a new exercise program, and stop if anything hurts. Terms of Use