79 reviews for Bryce Lewis Program: Greatest Hits

If you're an intermediate powerlifter looking for a program to systematically break PRs over and over, look no further.

The Bryce Lewis Program: Greatest Hits is based on all of Bryce's accumulated knowledge over a decade as a champion powerlifter and elite-level coach. The program is structured with 4 weeks of basebuilding phase, followed by a peaking phase for PRs.

The Bryce Lewis Program is 5 days per week (vs. 4 days per week in TSA Intermediate Approach). There are 4 program variations for high responders, low responders, conventional and sumo deadlifters.

Read more about the program below.

4.32 / 5

Blake C.

Man
9 days ago

9 weeks complete

4 years of prior experience

More than expected strength gains

As expected muscle gains

Marginal modifications

This program was insane! I sadly did not PR as much as I thought I would in legs, maybe it was too much volume… but my bench exploded from 275 to 305, in only 9 weeks!! I consider myself experienced, so that was unbelievable. I’ll probably run it again and tweak the leg volume. TLDR, amazing program.

M W

Man, 18
12 days ago

7 weeks complete

1 year of prior experience

More than expected strength gains

More than expected muscle gains

Marginal modifications

really amazing love the frequency and use of practice squats, to it really helped me get the form down a bit great stuff -18 year old german kid

Daniel england

Man, 25
13 days ago

7 weeks complete

2 years of prior experience

More than expected strength gains

More than expected muscle gains

Marginal modifications

Brought my max bench from 155 to 185. This program is amazing. I had tried out a bodybuilding approach off an on for a year or so, but didn’t see super great results. I didn’t really know what I was doing when it came to making a structured workout plan. I started eating more and trying to bulk, but I ended up staying around 175. Just lost fat and gained muscle. I’m doing the high volume version of the program so I think my calorie needs went up a lot. Plus newbie gains I guess. Once I committed to this program, I started seeing drastic strength improvements over my previous approach. This was clearly made by someone who knew what they were doing. Aesthetics improved too so that’s another plus. If your just getting into powerlifting and need a clear direction, this is it.

Sasha K.

Man, 25
a month ago

3 weeks complete

2 years of prior experience

More than expected strength gains

As expected muscle gains

Marginal modifications

Takes a lot of time but good strength results

blake S.

Man, 17
a month ago

7 weeks complete

2 years of prior experience

As expected strength gains

As expected muscle gains

Marginal modifications

little less volume would be nice

Bahar

Woman, 20
2 months ago

9 weeks complete

3 years of prior experience

More than expected strength gains

As expected muscle gains

Marginal modifications

I really enjoyed this programme!! Not too fatiguing, I loved squatting 3x per week, worked well for me. Went from 115kg squat and 140kg deadlift (at 53kg bw) to 120kg squat and 150kg deadlift (at 50.9kg bw)!!! So pleased

Ritesh H.

Man, 20
2 months ago

3 weeks complete

1 year of prior experience

As expected strength gains

As expected muscle gains

No modifications

The program hasn't even finished yet but the strength has been gained by 5-10 kg

Zahaaz

Man, 27
2 months ago

9 weeks complete

6 years of prior experience

More than expected strength gains

More than expected muscle gains

Marginal modifications

I ran 3 cycles of the lower-volume conventional deadlifter version of the program, and I can absolutely recommend it. Before this I had only done 5/3/1 and my lifts had stalled, so I used this to continue to progress my total. Each run through I was bigger and stronger, and now I am 10 pounds heavier, leaner, and my total has gone up by over 160 pounds. As others have said, if you commit to this program, dial in your sleep and nutrition and add at least 60 minutes of low-impact, low-intensity cardio per week. As long as you aren’t already a national level lifter, I would bet on you making progress.

Abodi Luck

Man, 17
3 months ago

3 weeks complete

2 years of prior experience

More than expected strength gains

More than expected muscle gains

No modifications

I didn't believe it will work as good as I accepted because of frequency but I PRed almost every single session

Coleson H.

Man, 22
3 months ago

3 weeks complete

2 years of prior experience

As expected strength gains

As expected muscle gains

Marginal modifications

Amazing, fun, confused about one part but doesn’t matter