Program Description
This program is designed for individuals who prefer high training frequency (six sessions per week) while maintaining a structured and consistent weekly split — an approach that differs from traditional PPL routines. Due to its high training volume, this program may not be suitable for all individuals. Users should closely monitor recovery and fatigue levels; if excessive fatigue occurs, a mid-week rest or deload is recommended. The program includes two distinct pull sessions: Pull 1 is primarily focused on increasing back thickness and overall density, whereas Pull 2 emphasizes back width and lat development. Lower-body training is divided into two sessions: “Legs – Quads,” which prioritizes quadriceps-dominant movements, and “Legs – Hamstrings,” which places greater emphasis on the posterior chain, particularly the hamstrings. This program does not include direct calf training. Due to a previous ligament injury that was not properly treated, calf-specific exercises result in severe cramping; therefore, they have been intentionally excluded. Additionally, there is no direct forearm training included, as forearms are trained separately through a dedicated home-based routine, which will also be available in the app. This auxiliary forearm training should be performed on leg and push days, as forearm musculature already receives indirect stimulation during pull sessions. To enhance overall conditioning and recovery, it is recommended to include three to four weekly cardiovascular sessions. Ideally, these sessions should be scheduled on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. Wednesday and Saturday are particularly beneficial following leg training, as low-to-moderate-intensity cardio may aid circulation and reduce post-exercise muscle soreness. If only three cardio sessions are performed, the Friday session may be omitted. Hope you enjoy 🙌
Program Overview
- LevelIntermediate
- GoalBodybuilding
- EquipmentFull Gym
- Program Length18 weeks
- Time Per Workout70 minutes
- CreatedJan 19, 2026 06:01
- Last EditedJan 19, 2026 07:58
