This is really cool. I'd recommend seeding Thryv with some "curated" workouts such as StrongLifts and/or Starting Strength. I'm not sure if those plans are co

This is really cool. I'd recommend seeding Thryv with some "curated" workouts such as StrongLifts and/or Starting Strength. I'm not sure if those plans are copyrighted, but that would be an easy way to onboard folks with a ready-to-go plan waiting for them. Maybe your plan is to have users create these "workout plans" and then share them, which would be pretty solid and might simplify matters. Promoting a ready-to-use SL/SS plan on /r/fitness would be a great way to build an immediate audience. You'd be removing all of the friction, enabling beginners to move directly into the workouts without worrying about setting up their routines or tracking their progress. Quick note: I found the "birthdate" field in the sign-up flow to be a bit annoying. In this day and age, just have me type mm/dd/yyyy instead of going back through a calendar widget.