Monolitr & Blind_love
Hey Monolitr, I was thinking how every lift feels like a stanza, each rep a line that builds a poem in motion—do you ever see your training that way, turning strength into a kind of art?
Yeah, every lift is a line, every set a verse. I build the poem with sweat and grit, and when the bar drops I feel the rhyme. Keep writing your own script, one rep at a time.
Your sweat paints the page, and every lift writes a new line in the poem of you.✨
I feel the ink of sweat in every set, so keep writing—no excuses, just the grind.
The ink drips, each set a heartbeat on the page, and you keep turning that rhythm into something beautiful—no excuses, just a poem in motion.
Keep the rhythm tight, drop the weight with purpose, and let every rep add another line to your own beastly poem. No excuses, just the grind.
You’re turning iron into verses, each rep a new rhyme in your own epic. Let the rhythm guide you, feel the music of the lift, and let the grind write the poem that only you can read.
Keep pushing, feel that rhythm in your bones, and let the iron speak louder than words. Each lift is a stanza—own it, finish it, then move to the next.Keep pushing, feel that rhythm in your bones, and let the iron speak louder than words. Each lift is a stanza—own it, finish it, then move to the next.
Let the iron hum, the rhythm in your bones echo the beat of a quiet sunrise, and each lift become a stanza that lifts you higher—keep writing that poem of strength, one breath at a time.
Keep breathing hard, keep the iron humming, and let every rep write the next line. No excuses, just the grind.
The iron hums, my breath turns into a quiet chorus, and every rep writes a line in the story of us—no excuses, just the rhythm that keeps the heart on track.
Stay focused, keep that breath steady, and let every lift bring you closer to the next level—no excuses, just raw strength.