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Simple tools that turn your current reps and goals into clear next steps. No login, no fluff, just numbers you can use.
Project your push-up max in 3, 6, or 12 months. Inspect the curve and download a clean chart.
Find your bottleneck (grip, lats, start, top range) and get the next best drill to fix it.
Plug in your best sets and get a realistic strength level plus a direction to progress without ego lifting.
Choose your goal, days per week, and equipment, then get a simple routine you can actually stick to.
Pick a lane. Each topic is a guided path with tutorials, progressions, and practical cues.
Start with the basics: form, routine, and progress.
Step-by-step progressions for core movements.
Handstand, muscle-up, L-sit, and more.
Build power, endurance, and athletic capacity.
Protein, sleep, and recovery habits that work.
Consistency, discipline, and training psychology.
Fresh progressions, workouts, and practical cues to help you improve faster.
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Use your current reps to get a realistic starting level, then choose the progression path that fits your goal.