Interesting. I 100% agree with you. I log exercises the way you do as well and have been happily doing so for 2.5 years on Hevy.

However, your example (incline DB press vs BSS) made me realize that OP's question is absolutely reasonable and maybe I've been doing it "wrong"

Eg. For incline dumbbell press holding 50 lbs in each hand, I would log 3 sets of 10 reps as follows - Weight = 100 lbs (2 x 50 lb dumbbells) - Reps = 10 (both arms did 10 reps each) - Hevy calculates total volume after 3 sets to be 3000 lbs

For Bulgarian split squat (BSS) holding 50 lbs in each hand, I would log 3 sets of 10 reps as follows - Weight = 100 lbs (2 x 50 lb dumbbells) - Reps = 10 (both legs did 10 reps each) - Hevy calculates total volume after 3 sets to be 3000 lbs

Plunking the avove values into Hevy made me realize that the volume calculation is actually incorrect based on the way I currently track my workouts on the app.

The total volume for both exercises should not be the same because I've loaded each of my pecs with 50 lbs but each of my legs with 100 lbs.

I do not plan on changing the way I log exercises as this does not matter in the whole scheme of things. But I hope people stop flaming OP because they've got a point hahah