π₯ The new dotmoovs is almost there π₯
You already know the app. Now get ready for the new one. New features, new additions, and a training experience we've been building for a while now.
We're getting closer to launch this summer, and this time, be among the first to try it.
First 50 to join get 3 months free
Join the waitlist π https://t.co/sENdZmGciG
Your coach builds your plan.
You used to get it as a screenshot or a PDF, already out of date by the time you opened it.
Now you can get it live. Session by session, updated the same day it changes.
Coming this august.
https://t.co/LBBLC8sl0d
Nobody tells you this about training injuries:
The movement that hurt you wasnβt exactly the cause.
It was those hundreds slightly wrong ones before it.
Running Monday. Boxing Tuesday. Padel over the weekend.
Three different apps, three different logs, zero real picture of your training.
One place for all of it, built by you.
Coming this august.
https://t.co/LBBLC8rNaF
What this adds up to:
β A currency that means something
β Progress you can actually see
β A system built to reward consistency, not luck
Coming this august.
We keep MOOVing.
Most fitness apps hand you a generic plan and never touch it again.
With dotmoovs, yours adapts every week based on what you actually trained.
Not just a quiz you filled out once.
Coming this summer.
https://t.co/LBBLC8sl0d
In a training group:
Week 1: everyone's in.
Week 2: half the group stops logging.
Week 3: someone's chasing screenshots to keep score.
No leaderboard. No winner.
Coming this summer: live tracking, real leaderboard, no spreadsheet maintainer needed.
https://t.co/LBBLC8rNaF
Day 1: perfect form
Day 3: decent form
Day 7: whatever gets it done
Day 14: somehow injured
It doesnβt need to be like that.
We make sure to not be like that.
Your program lives in a spreadsheet.
Your sets live in a different app.
Your progress lives in your memory.
One system. Build it, log it, track it, automatically.
Coming this summer.
https://t.co/LBBLC8rNaF
The most expensive injury is the one you could have caught 3 weeks earlier.
Movement compensation patterns show up in data before they show up as pain.