Hi all — I've been struggling with rest days and I know a lot of people here have been too 😅 You stay locked in all week — workouts done, meals prepped, feeling great. Then rest day hits and suddenly you're on the couch, motivation gone, eyeing a burger 🍔. The problem isn't laziness — it's that nobody tells you what to actually do on a rest day. I spent some time working through it last week, and here's a simple way I solved it for less than $2/m: 1. Every Sunday, I text a bot my rest days for the week and my location (e.g. "Wednesday, Vancouver BC"). 2. On each rest day morning, the bot automatically finds 3 fun low-impact activities near me — hiking trails, pickup basketball, kayaking spots, community yoga, whatever's available that day. 3. I get a text by 8am with the options, a short description of each, and a Google Maps link. No planning, no decision fatigue. It's not a workout — it's just enough to keep you moving and feeling good without breaking recovery. Hiking on a rest day hits completely different when someone just hands you the trail 🥾 If anything is unclear, let me know. Hope this helps you 🙏

what are some of your favorite rest day activities to recover from a good workout?

Be honest 👇 What do you struggle with more right now? A) Staying consistentB) Staying motivatedC) Avoiding burnoutD) Knowing what to focus on Drop the letter + why.

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