Throw a Seed Training and Pull-Up Bars

Why train?

The developer says pull-ups make you stronger, helping you throw a seed farther. Training therefore supports the same progression loop as throwing: greater distance crosses more zones and improves luck. In the official preview at 00:33, the character exercises on a bar while a level progress bar and Stop button are visible. At 00:27 a Level Up message also shows a Throw Power increase. These are observations from the preview, not a promise of a particular gain; check your in-game screen for current controls and training progress.

Upgrading your bar

The game description identifies a progression from Wood to Diamond pull-up bars. At about 00:30 in the official preview, an Obsidian Bar upgrade notification appears and the nearby prompt offers a Diamond Bar upgrade. That is an observed example, not a complete tier list. Exact costs and training rates can change. Check the current in-game shop before spending.

Compare training with other needs such as better seeds and extra garden capacity. The best order depends on what you can currently afford and what is limiting your progress.

Reading the training screen

The official preview shows the character exercising on a pull-up bar, a level progress display and a Stop button. A later level-up notification displays an increase in Throw Power. The video is one recorded example: its level, gain and currency values are not universal upgrade prices.

After training, return to the throwing lane and compare how far your own seed travels. Distance also depends on the throw itself, so one result alone is not a controlled measurement of a training upgrade.

Bar progression

In the preview, the player receives an Obsidian Bar upgrade notification while a nearby prompt offers a Diamond Bar upgrade. The official description names Wood and Diamond as endpoints, but neither source provides a complete verified price or tier table.

Use the current in-game prompt to check the next upgrade. If you are choosing between training and buying a seed, remember that the developer describes them as different systems: training improves strength, while better seeds improve luck.