Review of Nate Belmar's B Hacking Community

Introduction

• One month of exposure to the community.
• Review includes first impressions, likes, dislikes, and overall worthiness of joining.

Community Overview

• Hosted on School, a new social media platform.
• Private paid community with various tabs:
  • Community Tab
  • Classroom Tab
  • Calendar Tab
  • Members Tab
  • Leaderboards
  • About Tab
• Focused on biohacking, training, nutrition, and lifestyle.

First Impressions

• Initially felt like a paid Discord or Reddit; little valuable content.
• Early members were focused on farming likes for points due to the leveling system.
• Levels determine access to content, with higher levels requiring more likes.

Changes Over Time

• After a week, useful content started to roll out.
• Active community with members posting valuable material.

Highlights of the Community

• Gamification: Levels and points encourage activity.
• Community Engagement: Shared workouts, guides, and personal stories.
• Diverse Workouts: Options for bulking and shredding.
• Philosophical Content: Motivational content adds value for fans of philosophy.
• Recipes and Potions: Biohacking meals and potions are provided with preparation guides.
• Price Locking: Early members can lock in lower prices.
• Dojo Alliances Map: Connect with local members, though contact is limited.

Dislikes

• Workout Concerns:
  • App workouts favor circuit training, which may not be effective.
  • Calisthenics workouts may not yield desired muscle growth or strength.
• Cringe Factor: Overemphasis on anime aesthetics is seen as off-putting.
• Content Quality: Some posts lack value or relevance to the community's focus.

Conclusion

• Value Assessment:
  • Currently priced at $22, considered worth it for beginners in fitness and biohacking.
  • Not ideal for those focused solely on aesthetics or muscle building.
• Overall, community provides extensive content, especially for those looking to improve health and vitality.