Train with
intention.
Log every set, track every personal record, and build the consistency that compounds over time. Free. No subscription. Built by filmmaker James Kicklighter as part of his daily training in Los Angeles.
A filmmaker who
trains.
I’m a film director and producer based in LA (represented by UTA and Rain). I’ve been making documentaries and narrative films since 2006, but my most challenging project started in 2023.
After gaining 50 lbs during the pandemic, I decided to get serious about my training. Between a strict push/pull/legs/abs split, Barry’s Bootcamp, and cardio with Queer Pickleball Club in LA, I completely transformed my health and dropped to under 10% body fat.
Tracking my progress was a mess. I couldn’t find a fitness tracker without the BS. For a while, I logged every set in my Notes app. When I looked for a real app, everything on the market was bloated with ads, algorithms, and greedy subscription fees. So, I built Lift Log.
It started as a personal tool to log my weekly supersets, track my bench progress, and keep an eye on my PRs. It quickly became something I use every single day. I decided to open it up to everyone because the best tools are the ones you build for yourself. If I can get in the best shape of my life, you can too. And you shouldn’t have to pay a monthly fee to do it.
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