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 Los Angeles, represented by UTA and Rain. I've been making documentaries and narrative films since 2006 — and I've been training seriously since 2023, after I gained 50 lbs during the pandemic.
Today, I’m under 10% body fat, and my routine runs push/pull/legs/abs days, Barry's Bootcamp sessions, and pickleball with the Queer Pickleball Club in LA. For a while, I tracked all of my lifting in the notes app. Then I built something better.
Lift Log started as a personal tool. It became something I use every day — to log my weekly supersets, track my bench progress, keep an eye on my PRs. I opened it up to everyone, because the best tools are the ones you'd build for yourself. And if I could lose 50 lbs, so can you.
There's no subscription. No algorithm. No ads. Just your training, logged cleanly, and owned by you.
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