A leaderboard for everyone.Scored against yourself.

Complete 3 workouts on 3 different days and the Arena opens up. This gives the scoring system a baseline to work from and keeps the leaderboards accurate. You can track your progress toward unlocking in the app.

Every qualifying workout earns AP. The more you earn across a season, the higher you climb on the leaderboard. One currency, one ranking.

At least 25 minutes, at least 2 exercises with completed sets, a minimum of 10 seconds between each set, and not backdated by more than 48 hours. Anything less doesn’t count.

Same for everyone. Training on 4, 5, or 6 unique days earns additional bonus AP on top of the base. Beyond that earns nothing extra - rest matters.

How hard you pushed compared to your own recent best. A score of 85 means you trained at 85% of your capability. A beginner pushing hard scores the same as an advanced lifter pushing hard - everyone is measured against themselves. See the Intensity Score section in the full FAQ for exactly how it works.

Your weekly average Intensity Score determines the tier. 85+ (Peak) = +18 AP per workout. 70+ (Strong) = +13. 55+ (Solid) = +7. Below 55 = nothing extra. Each workout is scored individually, then averaged across the week.

CR tracks what percentage of weeks you hit the 3-workout target. It has its own leaderboard alongside AP. Finish in the top 15% by CR and you earn All-Star, a season-end recognition tier for users who rarely miss a week. You can make All-Star even if your AP total is mid-table.

Miss 7 or more consecutive days and your first week back earns a 1.5x multiplier. Capped at one use per season so it can’t be gamed.

A four-week finale in November for the top 10% by AP (plus All-Star qualifiers from CR). Velocity scoring applies, and weekly scores stay hidden until Sunday 20:00 UTC before being revealed for everyone at once. To qualify, you need to have been active for at least 50% of available scoring weeks.

You’re enrolled from your first qualifying workout, whenever that happens. Your Consistency Rating and qualification eligibility are calculated from the weeks available to you, not the full season, so joining in week 6 of a 12-week season puts you on the same footing as everyone else for those remaining weeks. Hit the 3-workout target consistently and push your intensity, and the Axis Echo Series is still very much in reach. Some of the best finishes come from people who started late and trained with intent.

Scoring rules, edge cases, and any disputes are handled by Axis Echo. The system is the system.

The Axis Echo Series wraps up at the end of November. December has no competitive scoring and no pressure. Enjoy the holidays, reflect on the year, and come back January 1st ready to go again.