I was showing up to the gym but forgetting what I'd planned to change, what felt off last session, and which goals I was actually working toward each week. Progress felt random because my notes were everywhere. What helped was splitting it up: chatgpt.com for thinking through how to structure a training block or a weekly routine, and floment.ai to keep my notes and the tasks I'm committed to in one project, so I can see what I said I'd do. Nothing fancy. It just made my week feel a lot less random. Curious how everyone here keeps track of their plans and progress, notes app, spreadsheet, or just in your head?

Anyone else using this for training workouts? Got myself onto it and finding it really good.

So, my probably-ADHD brain has talked me into another challenge with my work colleagues. Nothing quite as mad as cycling from London to Amsterdam this time, but we've committed to collectively walking, running and cycling 1,000km between 7 August and 7 September to raise money for Sheffield Children's Hospital Charity once again. The distance will be shared across the team, so it's definitely a challenge, but one that feels achievable. The thing is, just setting this up has already lifted my mood. I've realised I'm someone who always needs a challenge, something to focus on, and something to look forward to. Without that, I can end up feeling a bit lost. So, alongside raising money for an incredible cause, I'm hoping this gives me that little bit of purpose and momentum to carry me through each day over the next month. Wish us luck. 💜

Steps. Calories. Protein. Water. Sleep. Weight. Workouts. Supplements. Morning routines. At one point, staying “disciplined” felt like another full-time job. What helped was cutting it down to a few things I could actually control each day: Train. Hit the nutrition basics. Recover properly. Do what I said I was going to do. I still use apps for specific things, but I’ve been using Floment to keep my bigger goals and daily non-negotiables in one place. It’s less about obsessing over every metric and more about being able to look back at the week and ask, “Did I actually show up?” Because one perfect week followed by three weeks of falling off isn’t much of a system. Simple enough to repeat > impressive enough to post about. What are your actual daily non-negotiables when you’re trying to stay locked in?

WELL… THIS SEEMED LIKE A GOOD IDEA AT THE TIME I’ve gone and done it. On 22nd August 2027, I’m taking on ATHX Individual. 🏋️‍♂️🏃‍♂️ Am I ready? Absolutely not. 😂 Can I currently smash out a lovely comfortable 3K run? Also no. Do I know what my max lifts are? Nope. So naturally, I thought entering a fitness competition was the sensible next step. 🤦‍♂️😂 But there is actually a reason I’m posting this… ACCOUNTABILITY. I’ve got just over a year to turn myself from “run a bit, walk a bit, question my life choices” into someone capable of getting around an ATHX competition. So if you see me trying to quietly forget I ever mentioned ATHX… REMIND ME OF THIS POST. 😂 22 August 2027 ATHX Individual Challenge accepted. Here we go…