What's up bro. Good job gettin' out there and getting your hands dirty. couple things to dial up- 1. Shot Pacing - each activity only needs 3-5 clips that are 1 second each. Daniel's day in the life's are a great source to pull from when it comes to shot timing and pacing. The morning potion segment and meal prep segment goes on way long, and around 1/3 of the whole video is just your morning. Realistically, your morning shake and prepping cream of rice are gonna be the least interesting parts of the whole video, and right now they're the main focus of the first segment 2. Curiosity loop - you want to give the people a reason to watch further into the day, something for them to be "curious" about. For example "how I hit all my college classes and still mog as a bodybuilder", or "Building an Arnold (or whoever) physique without sacrificing my GPA.. or relationship". Or an outcome based hook - "if I miss one item on my schedule today, everything falls behind.." The thing is you've got great content for day in the lifes. Packed day, juggling upkeeping the fitness during classes, work, AND a relationship.. "day in the life of a bodybuilder in college" doesn't pack all that suspense and difficulty into the story fast enough. Good thing is the hard part, having an interesting life, you've already accomplished, just gotta get the pacing and framing dialed in!

That is creative 😂 and relatively low effort for now. nice

yea drop that link to the one you pulled from bro

Some great ones here

Awesome! Be careful with the pep content, use codewords, I've had a few clients have issues with IG restrictions for speaking openly about peps/gear (IG treats the damn near the same). You are correct about people eating up the content though so def a valid niche