Beginner-to-Pro Strength Program
Budget: €250 – €750 EUR
I want a complete, gym-based strength-training plan that takes me from novice all the way to an advanced level with the clear aim of packing on muscle. I have full access to commercial gym equipment—bars, plates, cables, machines—so feel free to incorporate anything typically found on a gym floor.
Structure
Please periodise the program so it naturally progresses: foundation work in the early phase, heavier compound focus in the middle, and advanced techniques (e.g., tempo work, cluster sets, or rest-pause) toward the end. I’m happy with a 3–5-day split as long as the weekly volume and recovery are balanced.
Deliverables
• A week-by-week plan covering at least 12 weeks, delivered in PDF or Excel.
• Session-by-session details: exercise order, sets, reps, rest times, and clear progression cues.
• Brief movement notes or video links for any less-common lifts.
• A snapshot tracker or template I can print and take to the gym.
• Quick nutrition and recovery guidelines that complement hypertrophy goals.
Acceptance Criteria
The plan should demonstrate progressive overload, include deload logic, and use gym equipment realistically available in most facilities. If any exercise requires a specialised machine, suggest a practical substitute. By the end of the final phase I should be noticeably stronger in core lifts (bench, squat, deadlift, overhead press).
Please include a short explanation of the programming rationale so I understand why each phase exists and how it supports muscle gain.
Structure
Please periodise the program so it naturally progresses: foundation work in the early phase, heavier compound focus in the middle, and advanced techniques (e.g., tempo work, cluster sets, or rest-pause) toward the end. I’m happy with a 3–5-day split as long as the weekly volume and recovery are balanced.
Deliverables
• A week-by-week plan covering at least 12 weeks, delivered in PDF or Excel.
• Session-by-session details: exercise order, sets, reps, rest times, and clear progression cues.
• Brief movement notes or video links for any less-common lifts.
• A snapshot tracker or template I can print and take to the gym.
• Quick nutrition and recovery guidelines that complement hypertrophy goals.
Acceptance Criteria
The plan should demonstrate progressive overload, include deload logic, and use gym equipment realistically available in most facilities. If any exercise requires a specialised machine, suggest a practical substitute. By the end of the final phase I should be noticeably stronger in core lifts (bench, squat, deadlift, overhead press).
Please include a short explanation of the programming rationale so I understand why each phase exists and how it supports muscle gain.