Chillstepper
Newbie
- Nov 11, 2025
- 20
- 2
Hey everyone,
I've been into fitness and lifting for around 6 years now. A lot of people who know me personally associate me with fitness, and over time, I've realised that I've learned quite a bit about training, diet, and building muscle.
The funny thing is, I don't actually spend that much time in the gym or obsess over my diet anymore. I've managed to make fitness a part of my lifestyle without letting it take over my life.
For the past few days, I've been thinking about turning what I've learned into a proper online course aimed at guys who are underweight or naturally skinny and want to build muscle.
The idea is to create a complete, beginner-friendly course covering workout routines with video demonstrations, easy-to-follow diet plans and recipes, tips for gaining weight, and other things I wish I'd known when I started.
I haven't figured out the business side of things yet, though. I'm not sure whether there's enough demand, which platform would be best for selling it, or how I'd go about marketing it.
I'm also considering pricing it at around $111, although I'm open to changing that depending on what makes sense.
To be completely honest, I'm motivated by the business and financial potential as much as I am by fitness itself. I'd rather validate the idea properly before spending weeks creating something nobody wants to buy.
I've been part of BlackHatWorld for a while, and people here have given me some solid advice in the past. So I figured I'd ask before jumping into this.
A few things I'd love your thoughts on:
Do you think there's a market for a course specifically targeting skinny guys who want to gain weight and build muscle without giving too much time into this?
Is $111 a realistic price point, or would it be difficult to sell at that price without an established audience?
Where would you market something like this? Pinterest, YouTube, Instagram, SEO, paid ads, or somewhere else?
Would you create the entire course first, or try to validate the idea and get your first customers before building it?
I'm open to honest criticism, alternative approaches, and suggestions. If you've built and sold a digital product in a similar niche, I'd especially love to hear what worked and what didn't.
Thanks!
I've been into fitness and lifting for around 6 years now. A lot of people who know me personally associate me with fitness, and over time, I've realised that I've learned quite a bit about training, diet, and building muscle.
The funny thing is, I don't actually spend that much time in the gym or obsess over my diet anymore. I've managed to make fitness a part of my lifestyle without letting it take over my life.
For the past few days, I've been thinking about turning what I've learned into a proper online course aimed at guys who are underweight or naturally skinny and want to build muscle.
The idea is to create a complete, beginner-friendly course covering workout routines with video demonstrations, easy-to-follow diet plans and recipes, tips for gaining weight, and other things I wish I'd known when I started.
I haven't figured out the business side of things yet, though. I'm not sure whether there's enough demand, which platform would be best for selling it, or how I'd go about marketing it.
I'm also considering pricing it at around $111, although I'm open to changing that depending on what makes sense.
To be completely honest, I'm motivated by the business and financial potential as much as I am by fitness itself. I'd rather validate the idea properly before spending weeks creating something nobody wants to buy.
I've been part of BlackHatWorld for a while, and people here have given me some solid advice in the past. So I figured I'd ask before jumping into this.
A few things I'd love your thoughts on:
Do you think there's a market for a course specifically targeting skinny guys who want to gain weight and build muscle without giving too much time into this?
Is $111 a realistic price point, or would it be difficult to sell at that price without an established audience?
Where would you market something like this? Pinterest, YouTube, Instagram, SEO, paid ads, or somewhere else?
Would you create the entire course first, or try to validate the idea and get your first customers before building it?
I'm open to honest criticism, alternative approaches, and suggestions. If you've built and sold a digital product in a similar niche, I'd especially love to hear what worked and what didn't.
Thanks!