Runners, cyclists, swimmers and triathletes go to the gym to get better at something else. Domestique Hub's strength plans start from that sport, run in four-week blocks, and fit the equipment in your room — then a session player takes you through them set by set.
Runners get single-leg, calf and hip work; cyclists the posterior chain and upper back; swimmers pulling and the rotator cuff; triathletes the shortest week that covers everything.
Three weeks build and the fourth backs off. The weight comes from what you logged last time, never from a number printed on the plan.
Tick your equipment once, with a photograph of every item. Any plan is rewritten for that room — same pattern, same muscles, same difficulty.
Big numbers, supersets on one page, holds that time themselves, and a rest timer that starts when you tick the set.
Sport-specific warm-up and stretch routines, ten of them as a single follow-along video with tones you can hear face down.
Every session is an activity with your strap's heart rate, in the club feed, on your trophies, and on Strava as Weight Training.