I'll also be 72 in a few months, and dealing with some health issues that cropped up in the last year or so. I think I'd be interested in a test drive, but don't know if I could commit fully to the program.
But I definitely know I can't commit to the program if you don't roll it out - so please do!
A test drive is exactly the right way to think about it. Nobody should be committing to a regime on faith, least of all one built by a stranger on the internet. And the second line made me laugh. Noted, thank you.
This strikes me as a very good idea. Most training support, as you mention, is very generic and seems to promote that triangular build chock full of upper body strength.
An affordable tool with good advice for trans women would be appreciated. (I’m 72, so Dog only knows what would be appropriate for me!)
The triangular build is precisely the problem. Almost every plan I looked at was quietly optimising for the exact shape I was spending a fortune trying to get away from.
I would absolutely use this program. As someone who was easily able to gain muscle mass when I was younger I've been neglecting my upper body while trying to learn how to exercise for the body I want. Please put me on your list for beta testers if you decide to take it to that stage.
Learning to exercise for the body you want rather than the one you already had is exactly the gap. Every plan I could find quietly assumed I wanted more of what I was trying to lose. Noted on the beta list.
I love the idea and would really like it. I signed up at BetterMe as a women for the same reason but it’s not addressing the transition aspects. I would be trying it out! Please release!
That's the exact gap. The mainstream ones are perfectly good at the general case and completely blind to the bit that actually matters here. Thank you, noted.
Now, develop one that does the voice training and I'd be super excited (it is my biggest headache right now). Measure all aspects of the voice and help train to a better sounding / passing one.
Tell me about it, I still sound like Kermit the Frog. Fortunately, I am getting vocal surgery in about two and a half weeks, at long last. The upside for all the humans around me is that I have to shut up for a month afterwards, which is gonna be quite strange.
I'll also be 72 in a few months, and dealing with some health issues that cropped up in the last year or so. I think I'd be interested in a test drive, but don't know if I could commit fully to the program.
But I definitely know I can't commit to the program if you don't roll it out - so please do!
A test drive is exactly the right way to think about it. Nobody should be committing to a regime on faith, least of all one built by a stranger on the internet. And the second line made me laugh. Noted, thank you.
This strikes me as a very good idea. Most training support, as you mention, is very generic and seems to promote that triangular build chock full of upper body strength.
An affordable tool with good advice for trans women would be appreciated. (I’m 72, so Dog only knows what would be appropriate for me!)
The triangular build is precisely the problem. Almost every plan I looked at was quietly optimising for the exact shape I was spending a fortune trying to get away from.
It seems like a really good idea, please go for it. :)
Thank you. That's been the general verdict, which is encouraging and slightly alarming in roughly equal measure.
I would absolutely use this program. As someone who was easily able to gain muscle mass when I was younger I've been neglecting my upper body while trying to learn how to exercise for the body I want. Please put me on your list for beta testers if you decide to take it to that stage.
Learning to exercise for the body you want rather than the one you already had is exactly the gap. Every plan I could find quietly assumed I wanted more of what I was trying to lose. Noted on the beta list.
I love the idea and would really like it. I signed up at BetterMe as a women for the same reason but it’s not addressing the transition aspects. I would be trying it out! Please release!
That's the exact gap. The mainstream ones are perfectly good at the general case and completely blind to the bit that actually matters here. Thank you, noted.
Now, develop one that does the voice training and I'd be super excited (it is my biggest headache right now). Measure all aspects of the voice and help train to a better sounding / passing one.
Tell me about it, I still sound like Kermit the Frog. Fortunately, I am getting vocal surgery in about two and a half weeks, at long last. The upside for all the humans around me is that I have to shut up for a month afterwards, which is gonna be quite strange.