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Jacked Cabbage Man 2.0
Intermediate–AdvancedFree

Jacked Cabbage Man 2.0

Short on time? Work full-time? Over 30? Have kids? Make the most of your limited time with a program that hits everything and focuses on simple progression.

Trevor N.
Trevor N.· Oct 2025
iOS & Android

Overview

Length
12 weeks
Days / week
5 days
Level
Intermediate, Advanced
Goal
Women's, Muscle
Equipment
Full Gym
Session length
70 min
A five day hybrid upper lower split with an emphasis on the chest, shoulders and triceps. Muscle groups get hit at least twice a week. Workouts are 60-70 minutes long and require dumbbells, a barbell, adjustable bench, somewhere to do pull ups and dips, and a cable tower. Access to an EZ curl bar, rings, trap bar, loadable weight vest, and a belt squat machine will be optimal but not mandatory. Keep things simple yet progressing with the following double progression that you can apply to almost all movements. Use each movement as the warm up, doing 1-3 sets and adding weight until you get to your working sets. For compound movements, leave one rep in the tank on the first set, then go to near or actual failure (RPE 9.5-10) on the last set(s). For movements where failure is risky or risk to reward is high (RDLs, Squats, ab wheel rollouts, chest flyes), leave a rep in the tank (REP 9). For isolation or lighter weight movements, go to failure on the first set, then go beyond failure with partial reps if the movement allows or the resistance curve makes sense. For example, a standing overhead cable extension for triceps is hardest at the bottom, so once you hit failure, you can't really do partials. Bayesian curls or preacher curls are another example where partials don't make sense, so I do drop sets instead. Tricep pushdowns, cable lat raises, and rear delt flyes are good examples where you can do partial reps after failure.

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
Front Delts
10.2%
Triceps
9.8%
Biceps
8.5%
Glutes
8.2%
Upper Back
7.9%
Abs
7.9%
Lats
7.2%
Middle Delts
7.2%
Quadriceps
7.2%
Hamstrings
7.2%
Chest
6.2%
Lower Back
5.2%
Rear Delts
4.9%
Forearms
2.3%
Week 1 Workouts
#ExerciseSetsReps
1Incline Bench Press (Barbell)16–8 reps
16–8 reps
110–12 reps
2Pull-Up (Neutral Grip, Weighted)16–8 reps
16–8 reps
16–8 reps
3Pull-Up (Neutral Grip, Bodyweight)1AMRAP
4Lateral Raise (Cable)112–15 reps
112–15 reps
112–15 reps
5Chest Flye (Rings, Bodyweight)1AMRAP
1AMRAP
Superset
6AIncline Curl (Dumbbell)18–12 reps
18–12 reps
6BSkull Crusher (Dumbbell)18–12 reps
18–12 reps
#ExerciseSetsReps
1Reverse Hyperextension112–20 reps
112–20 reps
2Belt Squat16–8 reps
26–8 reps
16–8 reps
Superset
3ANordic Curl18–12 reps
18–12 reps
18–12 reps
3BCable Crunch110–15 reps
110–15 reps
110–15 reps
Superset
4AHip Thrust (Barbell)110–12 reps
110–12 reps
4BSide Crunch (Cable)112–15 reps
112–15 reps
#ExerciseSetsReps
1Dip (Weighted)16–8 reps
16–8 reps
110–12 reps
2Chest Supported Row (Dumbbell)18–12 reps
18–12 reps
18–12 reps
18–12 reps
Superset
3ALu Raise18–12 reps
18–12 reps
3BUpright Row (Cable)18–12 reps
18–12 reps
4Incline Chest Fly (Dumbbell)110–12 reps
110–12 reps
#ExerciseSetsReps
1Reverse Hyperextension112–20 reps
112–20 reps
2Romanian Deadlift (Barbell)18–10 reps
18–10 reps
18–10 reps
Superset
3ALeg Extension110–15 reps
110–15 reps
3BSissy Squat1AMRAP
1AMRAP
4Bayesian Curl110–12 reps
110–12 reps
110–12 reps
Superset
5AOverhead Tricep Extension (Cable)110–12 reps
110–12 reps
5BAbs Crunch (Weighted)110–15 reps
110–15 reps
#ExerciseSetsReps
1AD Press16–8 reps
16–8 reps
110–12 reps
2Pullover (EZ Bar)18–12 reps
18–12 reps
18–12 reps
Superset
3AAb Wheel (weighted)112–15 reps
112–15 reps
3BArch Bar Press (Wide Grip)110–12 reps
110–12 reps
4Preacher Curl (Dumbbell)18–12 reps
18–12 reps
18–12 reps
Superset
5ATricep Pushdown (Cable)18–12 reps
18–12 reps
5BRear Delt Fly (Dumbbell)112–20 reps
112–20 reps

Weeks 2–12 are in the app

Download Boostcamp to follow the full program with auto-progression and built-in coaching notes.

Common questions

Yes, Jacked Cabbage Man 2.0 is completely free to follow on Boostcamp. Download the app on iOS or Android, find the program, and start your first workout immediately. All 12 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 70 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.

Jacked Cabbage Man 2.0 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 12 weeks. The structure is designed so that each week builds on the last, with weights, volume, or intensity progressively increasing as you go.

Jacked Cabbage Man 2.0 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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