Four silhouettes
Not one ideal body but four, from thick and rugged to long and lean. Your archetype is a direction you choose, never a verdict on your body. You can change it anytime in the app.
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Heracles
Strength · the warrior
Big, muscular and proportionate: strength earned through effort and endurance, the hero of the twelve labors at rest once the work is done. Power without aggression.
- Build
- Dense, heavy mass
- Shape
- Thick neck, heavy shoulders, solid waist, big everywhere
- Training focus
- Maximal strength and overall size
- Choose it if
- You want to get as strong and powerful as possible
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Paris
Line · the model
The runway look: long, lean and luminous. The Trojan prince who judged the goddesses and chose Aphrodite. Dreamy, almost untouchable.
- Build
- Long, lean, smooth
- Shape
- Neat shoulders, flat chest, narrow waist, long legs
- Training focus
- Lean definition and proportion
- Choose it if
- You want a long, lean, elegant look
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Larrikin Mate
Versatility · the all-rounder
The all-rounder: thick-set and rugged, game for every sport and training across all of them, cheeky and doing things his own way. V-taper, full upper chest, rugby-player glutes and legs, and gymnastic control.
- Build
- Thick, natural, a little soft
- Shape
- Broad chest, clear waist, big glutes and thighs, balanced top and bottom
- Training focus
- V-taper, upper chest, glutes and legs
- Choose it if
- You want a strong, rugged, athletic body that looks real
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Hermes
Agility · the athlete
The god of athletes and patron of the gymnasium: lean, tight and agile, the fitness-model look, built on the rings and in total control.
- Build
- Tight, dense, defined muscle
- Shape
- Capped shoulders, strong arms and lats, tight core
- Training focus
- Bodyweight skills, rings, core control
- Choose it if
- You want control, skill and a sharp, tight physique
About the art: each archetype is an artistic figure study, drawn to a set height so the builds can be compared. Its proportions are an artist's interpretation, not measurements of a real person, a medical standard or a target for your body. Real bodies vary.
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