Community, challenges, recipes
Run the gym feed, the leaderboard, and the recipe shelf.
From the coach training built into FuelPath. Members and coaches read this inside the app with per-lesson progress.
1Run the gym feed
Community is your gym's private feed. It is off until the gym owner turns it on in Gym admin under Features; once on, every member is in automatically. Post wins, meal ideas, and culture. Scheduled posts (with weekly repeat) keep it alive without you thinking about it.
Moderation is built in: delete anything, and mute a member to make the feed read-only for them. Private meal shares let members pass recipes one-to-one without touching the feed.
2Challenges
Challenges are a gym switch: the owner turns them on in Gym admin under Features before anyone can run or join one. Once on, create a challenge from the Challenges page: name, date window, up to ten daily habits. Members join from their dashboard, every daily check scores a point, and the whole gym sees the leaderboard.
The fastest start is a phase challenge kit: one tap launches The Fuel Challenge (8 weeks), The Cut Challenge (8 weeks), or The Build Challenge (12 weeks), each sized to the matching FuelPath block and starting the next Monday. The Playbook's kits need the Challenges switch on too. Run the edition that matches the season most of your clients are in, and post a Community rally at the halfway mark.
A challenge is also the easiest way to sell the nutrition program to members who are not in it yet.
3The recipe library
The recipe library ships with FuelPath staples, phase-tagged. Publish your own recipes to your gym's shelf from My foods: pick one, add a blurb, tag the phases it fits.
Athletes save any library recipe straight into their own foods, loggable per serving. House recipes are cheap culture and cheap adherence.