PROGRAM WALKTHROUGH
The strength
didn't leave.
The structure did.
At some point, you stopped being the person who trains and became the
person who used to train.
The video explains what ran down, and how The Capacity Build
rebuilds it.
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Built from your intake. Adjusted from your logs. Reviewed every week by Dr. Tajon.
THE CLINICIAN
Coaching from a Doctor of Physical Therapy.
I'm Dr. Tajon Dunn, a Doctor of Physical Therapy and a Certified
Strength and Conditioning Specialist. I spent my clinical career
treating what happens when busy people either stop training or train
the wrong way for the life they have.
Most online coaching is learned on people in their twenties with empty
calendars and endless recovery. I learned mine on real bodies under
load: the desk job, the stress, the old shoulder thing from
college, the four hours of sleep because a kid was up sick.
And I've lived it too: a 10-year Air Force veteran, a husband, and a
dad, balancing the same things you're balancing right now.
ACT I · THE DRIFT
It didn't happen all at once.
Your body runs on a budget. A fixed amount of energy every week,
spent in a strict order.
Staying alive gets paid first. Stress gets paid second: work
pressure, poor sleep, deadlines, life load.
Whatever is left goes to rebuilding. Muscle, recovery, repair. The
stuff that makes you feel like yourself.
Then the career got bigger, the stress bill climbed year after year,
and every dollar it took came straight out of the rebuild budget.
Your body didn't quit on you. It got outspent. That slide has a name:
The Drift. It is a structure problem, never a
discipline problem.
Low energy by mid-afternoon. Recovery that takes days instead of
hours. A checkup number starting to creep the wrong direction.
What you've already tried
- The calorie app. It counted everything until you deleted it.
- The 90-minute program. Written for time you've never had.
- The bootcamp. Left you too smoked to think straight at work.
- The coach who sent a PDF. And disappeared.
None of those failed because of you. They were built backwards: they
asked how hard you can go, when the question that matters is how much
your body can absorb right now. Build the plan around the constraints
you live with, and the same effort that used to break you starts
building you again.
Your ability to train is still there.
Your capacity to recover from training and rebuild is what ran down.
The Capacity Build rebuilds it, in a specific order.
ACT II · THE CAPACITY BUILD
Rebuilt in three milestones.
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01
Foundation Build
Sleep, walking, protein, and training doses your body can absorb
today, based on where your recovery stands, measured at
intake. Six weeks minimum, and it gates on your readiness, never
on a calendar. Most programs start spending from an empty account.
This funds the account first.
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02
Capacity Build
The core of the program and where most of the results happen.
Training, nutrition, and recovery run on a repeatable weekly
rhythm, and the body starts absorbing work again. Fat comes off.
Strength comes back. Energy shows up at 3pm, and it's still there
at 7, when your kids want the version of you that actually plays.
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03
Performance Build
With capacity rebuilt, you go chase a goal: a 5k, a HYROX race, a
lift you've been wanting for years. Hit it, then pick the next one
or settle back into Capacity as your home base. Neither direction
is a step backwards. This is how you train for the rest of your
life.
RECOVERY WEEK, TAUGHT UP FRONT
On schedule, your calories go up while your training holds, and your
body uses the fuel to repair and rebuild. The scale climbs a few
pounds and settles back within the week. You'll know it's coming,
you'll know why, and you'll know it's the most important week of the
cycle. It's how progress compounds instead of stalling.
ACT III · THE COACHING
One app. Dr. Tajon on the other end of it.
TRAIN → LOG → CHECK IN → ADJUST ⟲
Dr. Tajon reads every check-in and adjusts the plan to your week.
Every week.
That loop is the product, and it's the reason a bad week never becomes
a lost month.
DIRECT ACCESS
Unlimited messaging, voice notes included. A monthly call. Video
review of your lifts from a Doctor of Physical Therapy. Training,
nutrition, supplements, and aches handled in one thread, work that
would otherwise take a trainer, a nutrition coach, and a physical
therapist.
BUILT AROUND YOUR WEEK
Built from your schedule, equipment, and history. Short on time?
Compress the session in one tap and keep the minimum effective
dose. Hotel gym? Toggle your equipment and the session rebuilds on
the spot.
NUTRITION BY HAND
Palms of protein, cupped hands of carbs, thumbs of fats, fists of
vegetables. It works at your kitchen counter, at a restaurant, at
your mom's house. Full calories and macros are one tap away if you
love your numbers.
NOTHING SLIPS THROUGH
You drifted once because nobody was watching. Here, a missed
weigh-in gets noticed, and a quiet week gets a message from Dr.
Tajon that same week. Drift gets caught in days, while it's still
cheap to fix.
The app also learns your metabolism from your own data, instead
of guessing from a calculator that misses by hundreds of calories.
When it's time to adjust your targets, Dr. Tajon makes that call and
talks you through it.
EVIDENCE
What clients say
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OBJECTIONS, ANSWERED
The questions you're already asking
How much time does this take?
Your intake defines the days and session length you can sustain. Dr.
Tajon builds the program around that capacity, then adjusts it when
your calendar changes.
I've failed programs before. Why is this different?
The plan does not depend on a perfect streak. You log what happened,
the week gets reviewed, and the next adjustment gets made. The
structure stays in place when motivation changes.
Why the app instead of spreadsheets?
The app keeps your sessions, nutrition, recovery data, progress, and
your messages with Dr. Tajon in one place. You spend less time
assembling the record and more time using it.
What are the cancellation terms?
Ironclad 1:1 is month to month. You can cancel anytime. Plan on four
months, and here's the honest reason: the first six weeks or so
build your Foundation, most results live in the Capacity Build, and
by around the three-month mark your body has rebuilt enough to
chase named performance goals. Four months is the honest window to
feel the change and trust it.
Who is this not for?
Anyone looking for a passive plan or a quick fix. You complete
sessions, log the work, send check-ins, and communicate directly
with Dr. Tajon.
What happens after checkout?
Onboarding starts. You complete your intake, Dr. Tajon builds your
program from it, and the sessions, tracking, weekly review, and
direct messaging begin.
I'm on a GLP-1, or considering one. Does this still work for me?
Yes, and this is exactly the situation where structure matters most.
Rapid weight loss without strength training tends to take a
meaningful share of the loss from muscle, which leaves you lighter
and weaker, with a slower metabolism. The protection is well
established: train two to three times a week and keep protein high
while the medication does its work. That is the core of what I build
for you, and I adjust it from your data every week. You finish
lighter and stronger, and you keep it.
THE DECISION
Do the work. Keep the decision clear.
THE 30-DAY GUARANTEE
Action-based: log at least 80 percent of your workouts and check-ins
in your first 30 days, and if you decide it's worth a refund, email
and you get one. The system tracks the actions, so you do the work,
both sides can see the work, and the work produces the result.
Checkout is self-serve, and onboarding starts the moment you do.
Zero sales calls.
$397/month
A Doctor of Physical Therapy building your program, watching your
data every week, and answering you directly. Month to month, cancel
anytime. Sessions with a DPT run $150 or more per hour in a clinic,
and that person still wouldn't be watching your week.
You already know what staying on the current path looks like. The
other choice is to rebuild the capacity you lost and feel like
yourself again, with Dr. Tajon in your corner every week.
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