Recent searches

STNDRD

STNDRD

@stndrd.app

Following
2
Followers
1.3K
Likes
16K
Videos
193

🔥 | Training, macros & community powered by 6x Mr. Olympia @Chris Bumstead 💪 | Trusted by 150,000+ to get JACKED ↘️ | Try free for 7 days

Ad

Structured programs for every level. On-demand sessions for every schedule. Nutrition tracking with over 10 million foods. A global leaderboard, badge system, and a community feed where real members share real progress every single day. Everything you need to train, track what matters, and stay consistent to see results. All of it for $9.99 a month - and your first 7 days are free. Link in bio → stndrd.app Pinned
  • ▶ 19.3K
  • ♥ 106
  • 💬 0
  • ↗ 4
  • ★ 21
Not everyone is going to support you in your goals
  • ▶ 1.3K
  • ♥ 79
  • 💬 1
  • ↗ 1
  • ★ 3
If you’ve become consistent with training, rest days can sometimes feel more uncomfortable than training days. Part of that comes from how we measure progress. Showing up feels productive. Taking a day off can feel like you’re losing momentum, especially when the gym has become one of the most structured and reliable parts of your routine. But consistency isn’t measured by how many consecutive days you can train. It’s measured by how consistently you can execute the plan that produces the result. There’s also more fatigue attached to training than the sets themselves. Planning the session, getting to the gym, mentally preparing to perform, and staying switched on all carry some demand. A complete day away removes that demand in a way that simply doing an easier workout doesn’t. Learning when to push is part of training. Learning when you’ve done enough is too. Set the STNDRD.
  • ▶ 4.6K
  • ♥ 74
  • 💬 0
  • ↗ 1
  • ★ 23
Set the STNDRD in and out of the gym.
  • ▶ 1.3K
  • ♥ 42
  • 💬 1
  • ↗ 2
  • ★ 6
Avoiding the problem convinces yourself you can’t change it.  Set the STNDRD.
  • ▶ 1.3K
  • ♥ 104
  • 💬 0
  • ↗ 0
  • ★ 14
Building momentum attached to standards instead of achievement builds a sustainable path forward.  Set the STNDRD.
  • ▶ 1.2K
  • ♥ 70
  • 💬 0
  • ↗ 4
  • ★ 4
Do hard things, intentionally. Set the STNDRD.
  • ▶ 414
  • ♥ 15
  • 💬 0
  • ↗ 0
  • ★ 0
You can’t become something new while staying loyal to the habits that made this version of you.  Set the STNDRD.
  • ▶ 938
  • ♥ 51
  • 💬 0
  • ↗ 1
  • ★ 9
All you have to do is give your best effort. Set the STNDRD.
  • ▶ 1K
  • ♥ 97
  • 💬 1
  • ↗ 2
  • ★ 9
That’s enough to keep going.
  • ▶ 547
  • ♥ 32
  • 💬 0
  • ↗ 0
  • ★ 1
This is why fitness matters so much, and it’s what STNDRD is built on. If you don’t believe you can do something yet, you can still show up to the gym. You can do hard work, then harder work, and you can see it add up. That’s where confidence actually comes from. And the gym is just the proof of a bigger rule: show up, put in the work, keep going, and it pays off. It works the same everywhere. Set the STNDRD.
  • ▶ 729
  • ♥ 42
  • 💬 0
  • ↗ 1
  • ★ 3
Eventually one has to be stronger than the other
  • ▶ 738
  • ♥ 47
  • 💬 0
  • ↗ 0
  • ★ 3
Belief gives you a reason to start. Action gives you a reason to stay.
  • ▶ 622
  • ♥ 35
  • 💬 0
  • ↗ 1
  • ★ 3