Program Description
I like powerlifting and bodybuilding. 5/3/1 has worked well for me, and it’s lifting that I enjoy doing. Use 90% of 1RM as your training max. Switch out exercises as you like. Add/subtract sets as you feel. Main lifts>secondary>accessories. Skip accessories if needed. Reduce/consolidate/skip non main lift days if needed. Superset abs with accessory workouts if wanted. Add weight to training max and restart program when finished.
Program Overview
- LevelIntermediate, Advanced, Novice
- GoalPowerlifting, Bodybuilding, Powerbuilding
- EquipmentGarage Gym
- Program Length4 weeks
- Time Per Workout90 minutes
- CreatedAug 08, 2024 04:57
- Last EditedAug 04, 2025 11:52
Summary
Unleash your strength with the 5/3/1 PPL program, a structured 4-week plan designed for serious lifters. Committing to six days a week, you'll alternate between push, pull, and leg workouts, focusing on compound lifts and accessory exercises to maximize muscle growth and strength. This program emphasizes progressive overload, ensuring you consistently challenge your limits. Perfect for those with a garage gym setup, it's time to elevate your training and achieve your fitness goals!
Muscle Engagement
Front
Back
MuscleSet
Triceps
12.6%
Chest
10.6%
Upper Back
10.6%
Front Delts
9.6%
Hamstrings
9%
Glutes
7.9%
Quadriceps
7.9%
Biceps
7.3%
Lats
6.5%
Lower Back
4.6%
Calves
3.8%
Rear Delts
3.5%
Middle Delts
2.6%
Abs
1.8%
Forearms
1%
Adductors
0.9%