New - Issue 41: the quiet half of getting stronger
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Structured plans built from the guides on this site. This is the paid part of Nouraro, and the only paid part.
100
Guides, eight of them free
40
Programs
600+
Movement demonstrations
220
Meals, with shopping lists
Six parts, and nothing inside any of them depends on buying anything else - no supplements, no equipment, no second subscription, no tier above the one you are on. There is one price and it is the whole library.
1
A program takes what the guides explain and puts it on a calendar. Which days are hard, which are easy, which variable moves this week and which one waits. You stop assembling a plan and start following one.
2
Reading how a movement works and seeing it are different things. Every movement in every program is demonstrated, so you are never guessing from a paragraph while holding a weight.
3
The nutrition guides teach you to read a label and build a plate. The kitchen does that week for you: what to cook, what it makes, and the list to take to the shop.
4
A hundred guides in total, and the eight on the open site are the sample. The rest of the library comes with a subscription, along with the courses that take a subject past what a single piece can carry.
5
Training memory is short and self-report is unreliable. The log is the part people keep using long after they have stopped following a plan.
6
The library is not a box that shipped once. A new program lands every month, and the existing ones are revised when the guidance behind them changes.
Everything already published on this site stays free, permanently. The subscription is not a key to it - it is a different kind of thing.
Free, always
The eight on this site, in full. No paywall, no email wall, no truncation.
Fitness, Nutrition, Recovery and Wellness, and whatever is added to them.
One idea, one meal, one habit, every week.
The worked examples, the templates and the checklists inside the guides.
With a subscription
A program takes what the guides explain and puts it on a calendar. Which days are hard, which are easy, which variable moves this week and which one waits. You stop assembling a plan and start following one.
Reading how a movement works and seeing it are different things. Every movement in every program is demonstrated, so you are never guessing from a paragraph while holding a weight.
The nutrition guides teach you to read a label and build a plate. The kitchen does that week for you: what to cook, what it makes, and the list to take to the shop.
A hundred guides in total, and the eight on the open site are the sample. The rest of the library comes with a subscription, along with the courses that take a subject past what a single piece can carry.
Training memory is short and self-report is unreliable. The log is the part people keep using long after they have stopped following a plan.
The library is not a box that shipped once. A new program lands every month, and the existing ones are revised when the guidance behind them changes.
Forty programs, ten in each section, from four weeks to twelve, each at three levels. Three of them, to show the shape:
6 weeks, recovery-first
Built from the two recovery guides and the easy/hard framing in Fitness.
4 weeks, food and review
Built from the protein and label guides, with a weekly review at the end of each week.
8 weeks, training structure
Built from the two fitness guides, with the overload variables changed one at a time.
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The nearest thing to a program that exists right now, and it is free and finished. Read them in this order, one a day, and give the week the shape the first guide describes.