Program feedback works best when you post the full routine, goals and constraints. Large fitness communities redirect many beginner questions to their wiki; routine-specific feedback has clearer homes.
Where to ask
Best for: Sharing a routine you created or completed and asking for review or improvements.
Why it fits: Its public description: “This is a space to share and discuss workout routines, nutrition tips, and fitness journeys. Ask questions, get feedback on your routines, and exchange advice to achieve your fitness goals.”
Rules to know before posting:
- Use a clear title and description — not a bare link.
- Only post routines you created or have completed yourself.
- Use the correct flair (including workout-review flair when asking for critique).
- If you post body photos for training suggestions, include the routine and follow the photo criteria.
- No spam or promotion of adult-content accounts.
Read r/WorkoutRoutines’s current rules on Reddit
Best for: Calisthenics and bodyweight training questions after reading the FAQ and recommended routines.
Why it fits: Its public description covers training with your own body — from basic push-ups and pull-ups to advanced skills — and points newcomers to recommended routines in the wiki.
Members in our directory: 4.8M
Rules to know before posting:
- Read the FAQ first; questions already answered there are removed.
- No medical advice — injuries and pain belong with a clinician.
- Prefer discussion that helps the community; highly personal questions may belong in daily threads.
- No advertising outside the self-promotion policy.
Read r/bodyweightfitness’s current rules on Reddit
Before you post
- List goals, equipment, days per week and experience level before asking “is this program good?”
- r/Fitness points many common questions to its wiki — check that before posting a generic beginner program ask.
- This is peer coaching, not individualized sports-medicine advice.
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Rule summaries are paraphrased from each community’s published rules (public archive copy retrieved 7 November 2026; original snapshot date unavailable). Current rules may differ — check the community’s rules before posting. A good fit does not guarantee a reply.