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If You Want to Get Strong, Start Here.

Add weight to the bar. Recover. Repeat for years.

Choose Your Level

Beginner

You have not run a structured barbell program. You need clarity, simple rules, and a plan you can repeat.

Start as a Beginner

Novice

You can recover between sessions and add weight to the bar frequently. Your main job is to progress session to session without getting sloppy.

Run a Novice Plan

Intermediate

You can't add weight every workout anymore. You need weekly structure, fatigue management, and smart exercise selection.

Train as an Intermediate

Advanced

Progress is slower and earned through longer training blocks, tighter decisions, and better execution.

Advanced Training

The Foundation

Every strong lifter is built on the same principles:

Progressive overload

drives adaptation.

Compound lifts

do most of the work.

Recovery

determines progress.

Volume and intensity

must be managed.

Consistency

compounds for years.

You do not need complexity.

You need structure.

The Big Lifts

Most strength is built with four lifts. Master these, train them with intent, and add weight over time.

Proof of Work

Everything here is tested under the bar.

If you want to see how the principles look in practice:

View the Training Log

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