Strength programs
Three days a week or five, 45 to 60 minutes, in your garage or at your gym. For people who already know how to train and want the most out of the hour they've got.
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Who this is for
The shape of every 3-Day session
You never walk in wondering what today is. Four blocks, always in the same order, so the thinking is already done and all that's left is the work.
Ten minutes in three parts, every session: Move to warm the whole body, Open to get range where you need it, Prep to switch on what you're about to load. No filler, no twenty-minute mobility routine.
Usually a superset. Two big lifts paired together so you get more quality work done in less time, loaded and progressed across a 4-week block. This is where the results come from.
One superset or tri-set that fills the gaps, protects the joints, and builds the parts you actually want to build.
The fun part, and the one place the program hands you the wheel. Fifteen minutes, entirely your call.
Route A
Complementary work for the day you just did, aimed at the show muscles: arms, shoulders, and core. For when you want to leave looking like you lifted.
Route B
Short, hard conditioning. Bike, rope, carries, intervals. Heart rate up without adding a cardio day to your week.
Route C
Feeling good and have the time? Run Lift, then Sweat. It's the longest version of the session and the one that leaves nothing on the table.
In a time crunch?
Skip the finisher altogether.
You've already had a solid workout.
One thing to be clear about: this is the 3-Day Full Body structure. The 5-Day Aesthetics program runs the same Move / Open / Prep warm up and the same strength-then-accessory flow, but its optional finisher is extra volume for physique rather than conditioning. Lift and Sweat are specific to the 3-Day. If you want the 5-Day's volume and Sweat conditioning, that's what All Access is for.
What it looks like
Day A is push and hinge focused. Here it is exactly as it lands in your app, with demo videos and coaching notes on every movement. Try the finisher toggle.
Move · Open · Prep — general, then specific to today's push and hinge work.
Optional. Run Lift, run Sweat, run both, or call it a day.
Why it works
Miss a day and nothing gets left behind. There's no leg day to skip.
It builds on itself. You're following a plan, not doing random workouts.
Dumbbells, bands, and a bench is enough to run it. Barbell and rack if you've got them. Every movement scales.
From your coach
Ten years coaching, a degree in exercise science, and a garage gym I use between work calls and bedtime stories. The programs that fail aren't bad programs. They're written for a life nobody actually lives.
This is what I run myself.
The best programs aren't the most complex ones. They're the ones people actually stick with.
That's not a marketing line. It's what a decade of watching real people follow real programs taught me, and it's why this one asks for three days instead of six.
What it won't do is make it easy. Getting what you want out of training still takes lifting heavy, eating enough, and showing up for months rather than weeks. I'm not going to pretend otherwise. What I can do is make sure the hour you spend is the right hour.
Mitch Lowry · Founder
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More volume
Can train five days and want body-part splits with more volume? Same progressive structure, built for physique. Its finisher is extra volume rather than Lift or Sweat.
$39 per 4 weeks
See the 5-Day programBoth programs
Get both and switch whenever life demands it. Busy month? Drop to the 3-Day. Calm month? Run the 5-Day. It's also how you get Sweat conditioning alongside the 5-Day's volume.
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