Resources Now Organizes The Training Workflow

Shipped

• Moved the public training tools into a broader Resources section.
• Added a calculator hub with grouped workflows for max estimates, bar loading, session planning, conversions, and deload targets.
• Added calculator guide pages for the decisions that usually happen around the math: training maxes, warm-ups, RPE, spreadsheets, deloads, and stalled routines.
• Added program resources for common structured routines and comparisons, with source boundaries kept visible.
• Kept /compare as its own canonical section, while linking to it from Resources as part of the broader decision path.

Why

Protocol should not be only a product page.

The people most likely to care about it are often in the middle of a training decision before they are in the middle of an app decision. They have a top set from last week, a spreadsheet open on the side, and a program name they only half understand. They are trying to estimate a max, choose a training max, load a bar, compare a spreadsheet with an app, or decide whether a program is too much work to run manually.

Resources is meant to meet that moment. It gives the lifter a useful answer first, then points toward the product only when Protocol can actually make the next step easier.

Notes

• Existing /tools URLs redirect into /resources/tools.
• Calculator pages keep formula transparency, caveats, source links, and shareable result URLs.
• Program pages explain public training concepts and point back to original sources where the source owner matters.
• Protocol does not claim to own, certify, or officially represent the named third-party programs.

Next

• Keep Resources useful before making it larger.
• Improve the pages that help someone turn a plan into a session.
• Watch which pages attract real interest before adding thinner variations.