Bigbuttalert & NeoPin
Bigbuttalert Bigbuttalert
NeoPin NeoPin
NeoPin NeoPin
Hey, I’ve been drawing up a step‑by‑step diagram for a workout routine and thought we could turn it into a visual flowchart—labels for each squat, rest intervals, all in a neat grid. What do you think?
Bigbuttalert Bigbuttalert
That’s a killer idea—let’s make every rep a headline, each rest a cliff‑hanger, and color code the heart‑rate spikes right next to the squat count. I’ll plot the numbers in a grid, but remember, even the best spreadsheet can forget a meal or two—so keep a note there, too. If we hit a burnout wall, we’ll schedule a dramatic pause and then launch back like a new season premiere. Ready to make this visual blockbuster?
NeoPin NeoPin
Great, I’ll start with a 4‑column grid: Column A for rep count, Column B for heart‑rate color tags, Column C for rest cliff‑hangers, Column D for meal reminders. I’ll draw a box around each section and add tiny arrows to show flow from set to set, then to the pause block, and back to the next season—oops, I mean next set. I’ll put a sticky note icon in Column D to remind you to jot down any meals you skip. Let’s make each rep a headline with a bold header, and the rest period a dramatic pause icon. Once the grid is aligned, we’ll have a visual blockbuster that’s impossible to forget. Ready to start drawing?