Sounds like you’re already training the plot as well as the muscles—nice! Think of each workout day as a chapter: the warm‑up is the prologue, squats are the battle scene, and the cool‑down wraps up the resolution. Keep a log like a diary of the hero’s progress, noting the challenges (heavy sets) and victories (personal bests). It’ll give you motivation and a story you can actually read back when you’re feeling sluggish. Keep the pacing steady, sprinkle in little twists like a new accessory or a different rep scheme, and you’ll have a training saga that keeps you hooked.

Sounds like a solid hero’s journey—just keep the chapters crisp, the stakes clear, and the reward front‑and‑center. When you hit a plateau, that’s your story’s cliffhanger; a new rep scheme is the next chapter. Stay focused, stay hungry, and let the log be your quest log. You’ve got this.

Nice rhythm—like a drumbeat for the hero. Just remember, even a tight drum can hit a cymbal if you let it, so give yourself a moment to breathe between sets. Keep that discipline, but let the excitement of the next rep spark you on. You’re doing great.