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Balanced Power Specialization
Intermediate–AdvancedFree

Balanced Power Specialization

An intermediate to advanced bodybuilding program built on effective lifts, structured progression, and flexible execution.

Samana
Samana· Apr 2026
Free on iOS & Android

Overview

Length
1 week
Days / week
5 days
Level
Advanced, Intermediate
Goal
Muscle
Equipment
Full Gym
Session length
90 min
This program is designed for intermediate to advanced trainees looking to bring up lagging back thickness and arm size while maintaining strong chest and leg development. It addresses common physique imbalances by prioritizing upper back density, arm development, and overall structural balance. Built around proven movements and intelligent volume distribution, the program allows for flexibility in exercise selection to suit real gym environments without sacrificing progression. The focus is on consistent overload, high-quality execution, and long-term development. Additional emphasis is placed on often overlooked areas such as calves, forearms, abs, and neck to ensure a complete, well-developed physique with no weak points. The goal is to build a balanced, dense, and powerful physique that not only performs well but stands out visually. The program is typically run on a 2-days-on, 1-day-off rotation to support recovery and consistent performance, though additional rest days can be taken as needed. An optional fifth day is included for additional specialization work and is recommended for optimal growth, but not required. Structure: * Day 1 — Pull * Day 2 — Push * Day 3 — Pull (Posterior / Back Thickness Focus) * Day 4 — Full Body * Day 5 — Optional Specialization Sessions typically last 75–90 minutes depending on exercise selection and rest periods.

Who it's for

Athletes at the Intermediate–Advanced level
Athletes focused on building muscle size
Athletes who can train 5 days per week
Athletes with access to a full gym (barbells, dumbbells, cables, and machines)

Muscle engagement

Front
Back
Upper Back
10.9%
Biceps
10.4%
Triceps
10.4%
Lats
7.6%
Front Delts
6.9%
Calves
6.6%
Abs
6.6%
Forearms
6.4%
Hamstrings
6.2%
Middle Delts
5.9%
Neck
5.2%
Glutes
4.7%
Rear Delts
3.6%
Chest
3.3%
Quadriceps
2.8%
Lower Back
2.4%
Week 1 Workouts
#ExerciseSetsRepsLoad
1Wide Grip Lat Pulldown26–10 reps@7.5–9
16–10 reps@9–9
2T-Bar Row38–12 reps@7.5–9
3Lat Pulldown (Single Arm)28–12 reps@8–9
Superset
4AIncline Curl (Dumbbell)26–12 reps@8–10
16–12 reps@10–10
4BWrist Curls28–12 reps@9–10
5Rear Delt Fly (Dumbbell)210–15 reps@9–10
6Standing Calf Raise38–12 reps@9–10
Superset
7ANeck Extension210–15 reps@8–9
7BAbs Crunch (Machine)28–12 reps@8–10
#ExerciseSetsRepsLoad
1Incline Bench Press (Dumbbell)36–10 reps@7.5–9
2Pec Deck (Machine)28–12 reps@8–9
3Shoulder Press (Plate Loaded)38–12 reps@7.5–9
4Lateral Raise (Machine)310–15 reps@9–10
Superset
5ALying Tricep Extension (Barbell)38–12 reps@8–9
5BNeck Curl215–20 reps@8–9
6Incline Pushdown210–15 reps@9–10
Superset
7ABulgarian Split Squat (Dumbbell)36–10 reps@8–9
7BAb Wheel28–12 reps@8–9
8Seated Calf Raise38–12 reps@9–10
#ExerciseSetsRepsLoad
1Hack Squat24–8 reps@7–9
14–8 reps@9–9
Superset
2ALarsen Press (Barbell)26–10 reps@7.5–9
2BNeck Curl215–20 reps@8–9
3Lying Leg Curl38–12 reps@8–9
Superset
4AHyperextension28–12 reps@8–9
4BAb Wheel28–12 reps@8–10
5Standing Behind Neck Shoulder Press (Barbell)36–10 reps@7–8.5
6Lying Side Lateral Raise210–15 reps@9–10
7Overhead Tricep Extension (Cable)38–12 reps@8–9
8Standing Calf Raise210–15 reps@9–10
#ExerciseSetsRepsLoad
1Preacher Curl (Dumbbell)36–10 reps@8–10
Superset
2ATricep Pushdown (Cable)38–12 reps@9–10
2BSingle Arm Rear Delt Fly (Cable)310–15 reps@9–10
Superset
3AWrist Curls38–12 reps@9–10
3BNeck Extension315–20 reps@8–9
Superset
4AReverse Curl (Barbell)310–15 reps@9–10
4BCable Wrist Curl310–15 reps@9–10
5Seated Calf Raise38–12 reps@9–10
6Abs Crunch (Machine)310–15 reps@8–10
#ExerciseSetsRepsLoad
1Stiff Leg Deadlift34–8 reps@7–8.5
2Chin-Up (Weighted)36–10 reps@7.5–9
3T-Bar Row36–10 reps@7.5–9
4Seated Row (Cable)28–12 reps@8–9
5Preacher Curl (EZ Bar)26–12 reps@8–10
16–12 reps@10–10
Superset
6AHammer Curl (Dumbbell)28–12 reps@8–9
6BCable Wrist Curl210–15 reps@9–10
7Standing Calf Raise38–12 reps@9–10
Superset
8AAbs Crunch (Machine)28–12 reps@8–10
8BNeck Extension210–15 reps@8–9

Common questions

Yes, Balanced Power Specialization is completely free to follow on Boostcamp. Download the app on iOS or Android, find the program, and start your first workout immediately. All 1 weeks are fully unlocked.

This program is built around a full gym. Make sure you have consistent access before starting, since the progression model assumes you can perform the same movements week over week.

Each session typically takes around 90 minutes to complete. That estimate covers your working sets but doesn't account for warm-up or rest between sets, so budget a little extra time when you're first learning the movements.

Balanced Power Specialization is structured around 5 training days per week, with rest days built in to allow for recovery. The Boostcamp app lets you reschedule sessions if your week doesn't go to plan.

The program runs for 1 week. The structure is designed so that each week builds on the last, with weights, volume, or intensity progressively increasing as you go.

Balanced Power Specialization is available inside the Boostcamp app, free on iOS and Android. Once you download the app, you can search for the program by name. The app tracks all your sets and weights automatically, so you always know exactly what to do next session.

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