Training Programs

Comprehensive, science-backed programs designed for every fitness level and goal.

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Foundation Builder

Perfect for beginners starting their fitness journey. Learn proper form, build fundamental strength, and establish healthy movement patterns.

12-week program
Beginner-friendly
02

Strength Mastery

Advanced strength training program focusing on compound movements, progressive overload, and periodization for maximum gains.

16-week program
Advanced level
03

Movement Flow

Dynamic movement program combining mobility, flexibility, and functional strength for improved athleticism and injury prevention.

Ongoing program
All levels

Foundation Builder Program

Program Overview

The Foundation Builder is a comprehensive 12-week program designed specifically for individuals new to structured training or returning after an extended break. This program focuses on establishing fundamental movement patterns, building a base level of strength, and developing the habits necessary for long-term fitness success.

Every aspect of this program is designed with the beginner in mind, from exercise selection to progression methods. You'll learn proper form, understand training principles, and build confidence in your ability to train effectively and safely.

Program Structure

  • • 12-week progressive program
  • • 3-4 training sessions per week
  • • 45-60 minutes per session
  • • Full-body approach
  • • Built-in deload weeks

What You'll Learn

  • • Proper exercise form and technique
  • • Fundamental movement patterns
  • • Training volume and intensity basics
  • • Recovery and rest principles
  • • Nutrition fundamentals

Phase Breakdown

Phase 1: Movement Quality (Weeks 1-4)

Focus on learning proper form for fundamental movements: squats, hinges, pushes, pulls, and carries. Low intensity, high focus on technique. Introduction to basic strength training concepts.

Phase 2: Building Strength (Weeks 5-8)

Progressive loading begins. Introduction to compound movements with gradual increases in volume and intensity. Development of work capacity and muscular endurance.

Phase 3: Progression (Weeks 9-12)

Continued strength development with more complex movement patterns. Introduction to periodization concepts. Preparation for intermediate-level training.

Strength Mastery Program

Program Overview

The Strength Mastery program is a 16-week periodized training system designed for intermediate to advanced trainees seeking to maximize strength gains. This program employs advanced periodization techniques, including linear and undulating periodization, to drive continuous adaptation.

You'll work through carefully structured training blocks that systematically develop strength across multiple rep ranges and movement patterns. The program includes detailed progression protocols, recovery strategies, and technique refinement for advanced lifters.

Program Structure

  • • 16-week periodized program
  • • 4-5 training sessions per week
  • • 60-90 minutes per session
  • • Upper/lower split or push/pull/legs
  • • Strategic deload protocols

Training Focus

  • • Maximum strength development
  • • Power and explosiveness
  • • Hypertrophy phases
  • • Advanced technique work
  • • Recovery optimization

Periodization Model

Block 1: Hypertrophy (Weeks 1-4)

Higher volume, moderate intensity (65-75% 1RM). Focus on muscle growth and work capacity. 8-12 rep ranges with 3-4 sets per exercise.

Block 2: Strength (Weeks 5-8)

Moderate volume, higher intensity (75-85% 1RM). Transition to strength-focused training. 4-6 rep ranges with 4-5 sets per exercise.

Block 3: Peak Strength (Weeks 9-12)

Lower volume, maximum intensity (85-95% 1RM). Peak strength development. 1-3 rep ranges with 3-5 sets per exercise.

Block 4: Deload & Rebuild (Weeks 13-16)

Active recovery and technique refinement. Preparation for next training cycle. Moderate intensity with focus on movement quality.

Movement Flow Program

Program Overview

Movement Flow is an ongoing program that combines mobility work, flexibility training, and functional movement patterns. This program is designed to improve movement quality, prevent injuries, and enhance overall athleticism regardless of your primary training focus.

Unlike traditional programs with fixed durations, Movement Flow is a sustainable practice that can be integrated into any training routine. It's particularly valuable for those recovering from injuries, experiencing movement limitations, or seeking to improve their movement quality alongside other training.

Program Structure

  • • Daily movement sequences
  • • 15-30 minutes per session
  • • Can be done standalone or as warm-up
  • • Progressive difficulty levels
  • • Minimal to no equipment needed

Movement Components

  • • Dynamic mobility work
  • • Static stretching protocols
  • • Functional movement patterns
  • • Balance and stability training
  • • Movement quality assessments

Key Movement Patterns

Hip Mobility

Comprehensive hip mobility work addressing flexion, extension, rotation, and lateral movement. Essential for squats, deadlifts, and daily movement.

Shoulder Stability

Shoulder mobility and stability work to improve overhead positions, pressing movements, and prevent common shoulder issues.

Spinal Mobility

Multi-planar spinal movement to maintain healthy spine function and support all other movements.

Ankle & Foot

Ankle mobility and foot strength work to improve squat depth, running mechanics, and overall lower body function.

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