What a subscription includes
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
Forty programs, already planned
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.
- Forty programs, ten in each section, from four weeks to twelve
- Three levels of each - first time, returning, experienced
- The decisions made in advance, with the reasoning shown
- Swap a week out when life happens, without losing the thread
2
Six hundred movements, shown
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.
- Over six hundred demonstrations, filmed from two angles
- What the common errors look like, not only the correct version
- Follow-along sessions for the days you would rather not think
- Downloadable, so a basement gym with no signal is not a problem
3
Two hundred meals, with the shopping done
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.
- Two hundred and twenty meals, each with the label arithmetic shown
- A plan for every week of every program, and a list generated from it
- Omnivore, vegetarian, low-budget and no-cook versions of each week
- Scale any plan to one, two or a family without redoing the maths
4
Ninety-two more guides
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.
- Ninety-two further guides, written to the same rule as the free eight
- Eighteen multi-part courses - sleep, load management, eating around training
- Every one carries the date it was last checked
- Printable, because some things belong on a wall rather than a screen
5
A record that survives the week
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.
- What you lifted, ate and slept, in one place
- Last week in front of you before you start this one
- A weekly review that takes nine minutes and asks four questions
- Export everything, any time, and take it with you
6
Something new every month
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.
- A new program every month, across the four sections
- Existing programs re-checked on a schedule, with the date shown
- Seasonal weeks - the winter one, the travelling one, the injured one