Before you dive into the courses, do this one thing. Drop a post in the community and tell us: - What you train for — HYROX, running, lifting, general fitness, whatever it is. There's no wrong answer. - What you want to get out of The Fuel Lab — better race-day nutrition? Lose body fat? Stop crashing at 3pm? Just understand what the hell to eat? All valid. - Your #1 nutrition question right now — the thing you've been Googling and getting 47 different answers for. That's it. Three lines. Takes 60 seconds. Here's why it matters: the members who introduce themselves in their first 24 hours are the ones who stay. This isn't a lurking community — it's a team. And your team wants to know who just walked in. I read every intro post. See you in there. — Duy

You've taken the quiz. You know your type. Now share it with the community. Add a comment to this post a post and tell us: - Your Fuel Type — Engine, Racer, Hybrid, Transformer, Office Athlete, or Scientist? - Does it feel right? — Did the result match what you expected, or did it surprise you? - Your first course — Which course are you starting with based on your result? When you post, the community can see who's on a similar path — and you might find your accountability partner right there in the comments. → Take the quiz if you haven't yet — Duy

You've read mine. Now I want to hear yours. Everyone in The Fuel Lab has a story — a moment where something shifted. Maybe it was a race that didn't go to plan. A number on the scale. A 3pm crash that was the last straw. Or just a quiet realisation that what you've been doing isn't working. Drop a comment and tell us: - Where you started — What were you doing before you decided to take nutrition seriously? - The moment that changed things — Was there a specific race, injury, photo, or conversation that made you think "something has to change"? - Where you want to be — What does success look like for you in 6 months? No wrong answers. No judgement. Some of the best conversations in this community start with someone being honest about where they are. — Duy