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FAQ

Just 3 days per week. You’ll train upper push, lower body, and upper pull — then repeat the structure each week for 21 days.

You’ll get the best results in a gym setting with access to barbells, machines, and dumbbells. However, substitutions are provided for basic home-friendly movements when needed. Long-term, we recommend joining a gym to unlock your full potential.

Just 3 days per week. You’ll train upper push, lower body, and upper pull — then repeat the structure each week for 21 days.

Yes — cardio is programmed on upper body days only. You’ll do 20–30 minutes of brisk walking at maximum incline to elevate your heart rate into the fat-burning zone (aim for 130–150 bpm depending on your age).

No problem. This plan is intentionally simple and scalable. Start with lighter weights and focus on consistency — that’s what builds results.

Start with a weight you can lift for all reps using good form, with the last 1–2 reps feeling challenging but controlled. Increase slightly each week as your strength improves.

Yes. Each workout takes about 45–60 minutes total. It’s designed to fit into your busy lifestyle while still delivering real progress.

Life happens. Just pick up where you left off and keep moving forward. This program is about building momentum — not being perfect.