MOVEYOURICE

Program — 12 weeks · waitlist open

Move Your Fuel

You train with discipline. Your fuel still runs on improvisation. Twelve weeks to give your nutrition the same operating system as your cold sessions: structure, defaults, zero daily negotiation.

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First cohort · early price $197 · waitlist only

The engine — two poles

Burn. Recover. Alternate.

Twelve weeks that alternate the two poles on purpose. Neither works without the other — the alternation is the promise.

Fire — the spend

Burn

The effort side of the ledger: training days, fuel timed around output, the metabolism you feed on purpose. Fire weeks structure what you spend — sessions, work, appetite — instead of letting the day decide.

  • Fuel around training, not around cravings
  • Defaults for the days you output the most
  • The spend is planned, never improvised

Ice — the recovery

Recover

The other half nobody schedules: cold sessions, sleep, the deliberately lighter days. Ice weeks treat recovery as training — logged with the same seriousness, because adaptation happens there, not during the effort.

  • Cold exposure kept in the week, on schedule
  • Rest days that are decided, not leftover
  • Recovery logged like a session

The system — 3 phases

Willpower is a terrible meal planner.

W1–W4

Reset the inputs

Baseline, food logistics, the non-negotiables. Boring on purpose — the foundation phase removes decisions, not foods.

W5–W8

Fuel the training

Eating around sessions, energy management, travel and real-life protocols. The system meets your actual week.

W9–W12

Make it permanent

The maintenance system: what stays when the program ends, and the defaults that survive a bad month.

Questions

Who is this for?

Self-starters 25–45 who train (or restart training) and want their fuel handled with the same discipline as their sessions. No bodybuilding prep, no miracle promises.

Is this a diet?

No. It is a structure: logistics, timing, defaults. What you eat stays yours; when and how it gets decided stops being a daily negotiation.

When does it open, and what does it cost?

First cohort dates land by email. The waitlist gets the early price — $197 instead of the $297 public launch price — before anyone else hears about it.

First cohort — limited

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