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This program includes adjustable body part weak point exercises so you can prioritize and develop your specific weak areas. I personally added additional volume for my biceps on the upper body days and additional volume for my calves on lower body days. Before starting the program, you will choose 2 or 3 bodyparts you want to focus on most, and be consistent with training them as your “weak points”. As an intermediate-advanced lifter, it is important to get more specific with your goals and give weak areas increased focus and attention.


What's included

  • Exact sets (warm up & working), reps, exercises, rest times and RPE targets
  • Tracking sheet within the program
  • AMRAP testing protocol at the end to test your progress
  • Deload week to help manage recovery
  • LSRPE tracking for accountability (how hard was your LAST set?)
  • Coaching notes from me: technique and mind-muscle connection cues for every exercise

In case there are any exercises you’re not sure how to perform, I’ve included demo videos for every exercise

There are also technique cues from me within the program itself so you’ll know exactly how to tweak the form for best results during training

The program details the number of sets for the upper body and lower body for each workout. If you find the volume to be too high or too low for your specific abilities or goals, knowing the exact volume numbers you’re working with each workout is important. Most programs just give you sets and reps and tell you to do it. This program gives you extra information to make it easier to adjust the program to your individual needs, if needed.

This program is NOT just an eBook. In addition to everything above, you also get a full excel sheet that auto-populates the exact weights you need to use for each lift, including boxes for tracking weights on every exercise.

  • Weakpoint Prioritization Section
  • Anatomy and biomechanics section
  • A complete FAQ’s section
  • Training support & customer service

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