5 reviews for [The Absolute Tank] 3 Day Full Body Workout Program

4.80 / 5

A G

Woman, 39
6 days ago

5 years of prior experience

More than expected strength gains

More than expected muscle gains

Marginal modifications

I've used classic lifting programs like Stronglifts 5x5 and some others and always struggle with building strength. This is the first program I've tried that I don't find boring and where I'm increasing my strength instead of stalling prematurely like happened with the previous programs. I love it and can see myself repeating the cycle. I've got weak legs so I added a few additional exercises on leg day (while I'm able) as I'm slowly increasing weight on the mandated exercises. Added back extensions as a finisher on other days as I feel it benefits my body.

wil T.

Man, 30
3 months ago

More than expected strength gains

More than expected muscle gains

No modifications

I love the program bro, can you explain why we lift same weight for example bench rpe 8 1x5 then its followed by 2x5 also should I increase +5lb per day thank u

J B.

Man, 36
8 months ago

4 years of prior experience

More than expected strength gains

More than expected muscle gains

Marginal modifications

Solid, well rounded program: efficient and effective selection of exercises. Also has all compound movements covered. Make sure you rest adequately and consume enough calories between each workout and you’ll see awesome results!

Hameed R.

Man
a year ago

1 year of prior experience

More than expected strength gains

More than expected muscle gains

Marginal modifications

Brilliant program, surprised it’s not as popular as some others. Ideal level of intensity and volume for training three days per week. Includes pretty much all conventional compound lifts, enough to leave you needing 48 hours to recover from. some adjustments on some accessory lifts only e.g. barbell skull crushers for tricep work instead of cable pull downs every other week or so. massive increase in DL + bench lifts. third cycle and aim tk continue until gains stagnate.