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ADVANCED STRENGTH
PROGRAM
Create the body that thrives
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ADVANCED STRENGTH
PROGRAM
Create the body that thrives
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WELCOME [JESSICA]!
I wanted to take the time to welcome you to your new life changing program!
I am here to help guide you to success as you embark on a journey that will set the tone for
the achievement of your health and fitness goals. Great coaching is hard to find these days,
so I have developed an online coaching tool to help people like you navigate the ins and
outs of health and fitness.
Before we get into the program I ask you to please read through the introduction section, as
it includes all of the information about your program and what to expect in the coming
months.
The package also includes detailed explanations of your training plans, nutritional
suggestions, and how they will all be presented to you in an easy to understand format.
I am grateful for the opportunity to guide you towards becoming your best you.
Let's crush it together!
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INTRODUCTION
What is the Advanced Strength Program?
This program is designed to aid experienced lifters in significantly improving
overall strength. This is done by using specific modifications to acute variables
such as sets, reps, and volume. The Advanced Strength Program uses traditional
strength training coupled with periodization to encourage growth in muscle size
and force production. Weeks 1 and 2 are focused more on Hypertrophy, weeks
3 and 4 are deeply rooted in strength. Hypertrophy training is needed to help
improve strength as it specifically promotes muscle growth. This growth leads to
increased for producing potential by an increased size and number of muscle
fibers available for contraction.
This type of training is perfect for your goal of [Fill in goal details: Bench Press
my body weight for 5 reps, squat my body weight x 1.5 for 5 reps]
INTRODUCTION
How it Works
In order to give you the direction, accountability and support you need, there
are a couple different facets to this program.
What is included
•Nutritional program to optimize your health and performance
•A workout program that is designed specifically to achieve your personal
fitness goals
INTRODUCTION
Strategies for Success
Communicate With Your Coach
Keep me up to date with everything regarding your training plan. If there are
ever exercises you need to be further explained or any questions regarding the
training do not hesitate to ask. The more we communicate the easier it will be to
remain accountable and adhere to the program.
Stay on the Path
If you ever find yourself straying from the path then let me know and we will
work together to get back on it. Remaining accountable and adhering to the
program is an essential key to success. Staying on the path will improve success
rate and keep us moving toward the achievement of your health and fitness
goals.
NUTRITION PLAN
NUTRITION PLAN
Meal
Breakfast
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Saturday
Sunday
Avocado
Veggie and Protein smoothie
Greek Yogurt Bacon and Protein smoothie
Greek Yogurt
Spinach
w/greek yogurt, Toast w/Eggs
w/greek yogurt,
w/nuts and
Eggs w/
w/nuts
and
almond milk,
almond milk,
and Turkey
Omelette w/
berries
english muffin
berries
and berries
and berries
Bacon
fruit
Workout
Snack
Protein
Shake w/
banana
Protein
Shake w/
banana
Fruit and Nut
Trail Mix
Protein
Shake w/
banana
Lunch
Deli
sandwich on
whole grain
bread
Chicken
Cesar Salad
w/fruit
Lean Meat
Pasta and
grilled
veggies
Deli
sandwich on
whole grain
bread
Snack
2 Hard
Boiled Eggs
w/salt &
Pepper
2 Hard
Boiled Eggs
w/salt &
Pepper
2 Hard
Boiled Eggs
w/salt &
Pepper
2 Hard
Boiled Eggs
w/salt &
Pepper
Dinner
Friday
Fruit and Nut
Trail Mix
Protein
Shake w/
banana
Chicken,
Chicken
Veggies, and Cesar Salad
Rice Bowl
w/fruit
2 Hard
Boiled Eggs
w/salt &
Pepper
Grilled Fish, Grilled Pork Wedge Salad Ground Turkey,
Grilled
Roasted
Chops,
Salmon,
w/Grilled
Rice, and
Veggies, and Salad, and Chicken and a Onion Stuffed Veggies, and
Bell Peppers
Rice Pilaf
Baked Potato Sweet Potato
Rice
Fruit and Nut
Trail Mix
Eggs and
Quinoa w/
veggies
2 Hard
Boiled Eggs
w/salt &
Pepper
2 Hard
Boiled Eggs
w/salt &
Pepper
Open Face
Turkey
Burger w/
Salad
Lean Beef
Lasagna w/
Roasted
Veggies
NUTRITION PLAN GUIDELINES
Food Quality Matters
The goal for this type of nutrition plan is to eliminate all processed foods for the
majority of each week and eat “whole foods”, or foods which would exist in
nature and are unchanged when you eat them (cooking excluded). Processed
foods are not optimal for health and would be categorized as anything altered
from its original state in nature, or if it doesn’t exist in nature, it is obviously
processed from other food sources.
To give wiggle room we will apply an 80-20 rule (eat well 80% of the time) as it
tends to be the easiest and most sustainable way for most people to eat well
and achieve their fitness goals. The way I further define the 80-20 rule would be
that you eat as clean as possible from Sunday evening to Friday lunch and stray
a little bit on the weekends (but always avoid grains and grain products) due to
social events (boozing) and eating out (typically lower quality food).
NUTRITION PLAN GUIDELINES
When you eat the right foods and then combine it with the correct amount of
food, you become a result achieving machine. Let’s determine the right amount
of food by using the formula below. [PRE CALCULATE THIS FOR YOUR CLIENTS]
Calculate your TDEE:
MEN TDEE (in kcal) = 66 + (6.2 x weight in pounds) + (12.7 x height in inches)
– (6.76 x age in years) x 1.2
WOMEN TDEE (in kcal) = 655 + (4.35 x weight in pounds) + (4.7 x height in
inches) – (4.7 x age in years) x 1.2
EXAMPLE:
Male: 66 + (6.2 x 152lbs) + (12.7 x 68inches) – (6.76 x 30 years old) x 1.2 =
66 + (942.4) + (863.6) – (202.8) x 1.2
66 + 1603.2 x 1.2
1669.2 x 1.2 = 2003kcal
NUTRITION PLAN GUIDELINES
FOR MUSCLE TONING GOALS
TDEE + 300kcal = Total kcal/day
Example: 2000 TDEE + 300 = 2300 kcal/day
FOR A BODY FAT LOSS GOAL
TDEE – 300 kcal = Total kcal/day
Example: 2000 TDEE - 300 = 1700 kcal/day
FINAL THOUGHT
Don’t blow your good week of eating by going crazy on the weekends and
eating pizza, cake, cookies and candy. It’s best to minimize damage to the best
of your ability, which in turn promotes the achievement of your fitness goals.
Small amounts of booze, dairy and legumes can be permitted on the weekends,
but don’t indulge often in non-recommended foods.
SUPPLEMENTS
WHEY PROTEIN SHAKE
Whey can help you increase the amount of protein you get in your diet. If you
need a quick snack after a workout this can be a good option. Limit to only on
the days you workout and always choose food protein sources over whey when
available.
ESSENTIAL FATTY ACIDS
An Omega 3 Fish Oil supplement can be a great way to ensure your intake of
one of the most important essential fatty acids. Omega 3 has been proven to
enhance heart health, improve brain function and increase fat loss.
MULTIVITAMIN
Ensuring you have adequate consumption of all vitamins and minerals can be
done through a basic multivitamin.
WORKOUT PLAN
WORKOUT SCHEDULE
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Warm Up
Workout 1
Warm Up
Workout 2 +
Cardio
Workout 1
Rest and
Recover
Warm Up
Workout 1 +
Cardio
Workout 1
Warm Up
Workout 2
Warm Up
Workout 3
Rest and
Recover
Warm Up
Workout 1 +
Cardio
Workout 2
Warm Up
Workout 2
Warm Up
Workout 3 +
Cardio
Workout 2
Warm Up
Workout 3
Rest and
Recover
Thursday
Rest and
Recover
Warm Up
Workout 3
Warm Up
Workout 2
Warm Up
Workout 1
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Warm Up
Workout 1
Warm Up
Workout 2 +
Cardio
Workout 1
Warm Up
Workout 3
Rest and
Recover
Warm Up
Workout 1 +
Cardio
Workout 1
Warm Up
Workout 2
Warm Up
Workout 3
Rest and
Recover
Warm Up
Workout 1 +
Cardio
Workout 2
Warm Up
Workout 2
Warm Up
Workout 3 +
Cardio
Workout 2
Rest and
Recover
WORKOUT PROGRAM
WARM UP
The Warm Up consists of a 5-10 minute dynamic stretching routine.
Weeks 1-4: One Round
•Hip Extensions x10 each leg
•Inchworms x5
•Windmills x5 each leg
•Supermans x10
CARDIO WORKOUTS
Weeks 1 & 2: 30 Minutes
Weeks 3 & 4: 40-60 Minutes continuous or 10x1' High Intensity Intervals w/1'
rest
Alternate 10 Minutes bouts on Treadmill, Row Machine, Stair Climber, Elliptical
WORKOUT PROGRAM
WEEK ONE
Workout 1
Sets x Reps
Weights
DB Front Squat
3x6-12
3x6
3x6-12
3x6
3x6-12
3x6
3x10
Workout 2
Sets x Reps
DB Incline Press
DB Lateral
Raises Flys
DB Reverse
3x6-12
3x6
3x6-12
3x6
3x6-12
3x6
3x6-12
3x6
3x8
3x6
3x8
3x8
Workout 3
Sets x Reps
Weights
Deadlift
3x6-12
3x6
3x6
3x6
3x6-12
3x6
3x6-12
3x6
3x10
3x10
3x10
Heavy
BW
BW
Heavy
Moderate
BW
Heavy
Heavy
Machine Extension
Heavy
Leg Press
Heavy
SB ABC's
BW
3x10 each side Moderate
Hay Balers
3x10 each side
Roll Out
BW
Cable Lat Pulldown
CG Chest Press
Single Arm Row
DB Front Raises
SL Ham Curl
SL Glute Bridge
BB Curl
Triceps Pushdown
Toe Touches
MB Twist
Weights
WEEK TWO
Rest
Workout 1
Sets x Reps
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
DB Front Squat
4x6-12
3x6
4x6-12
3x6
4x6-12
3x6
3x10
Rest
Workout 2
Sets x Reps
DB Incline Press
DB Lateral
Raises Flys
DB Reverse
4x6-12
3x6
4x6-12
3x6
4x6-12
3x6
4x6-12
3x6
3x8
3x6
3x8
3x8
Rest
Workout 3
Sets x Reps
Weights
Rest
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
Deadlift
4x6-12
3x6
4x6
3x6
4x6-12
3x6
4x6-12
3x6
4x10
3x10
3x10
Heavy
BW
BW
Heavy
Moderate
BW
Heavy
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
Heavy
1-2min
Heavy
1-2min
Heavy
1-2min
Heavy
1-2min
Moderate Complete
Moderate
as a
Moderate circuit 1m rest
Weights
Heavy
Machine Extension
Heavy
Leg Press
Heavy
SB ABC's
BW
3x10 each side Moderate
Hay Balers
3x10 each side
Roll Out
BW
Cable Lat Pulldown
CG Chest Press
Single Arm Row
DB Front Raises
SL Ham Curl
SL Glute Bridge
BB Curl
Triceps Pushdown
Toe Touches
MB Twist
Weights
Rest
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
1-2min
Rest
Heavy
1-2min
Heavy
1-2min
Heavy
1-2min
Heavy
1-2min
Moderate Complete
Moderate
as a
Moderate circuit 1m rest
WORKOUT PROGRAM
WEEK FOUR
WEEK THREE
Workout 1
Sets x Reps
Weights
DB Front Squat
4x3-5
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
4x10
Workout 2
Sets x Reps
DB Incline Press
DB Lateral
Raises Flys
DB Reverse
4x3-5
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
4x8
3x6
4x8
4x8
Workout 3
Sets x Reps
Weights
Deadlift
4x3-5
3x6
4x6
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
4x6
3x6
4x10
4x10
Heavy
BW
BW
Heavy
Heavy
BW
Heavy
Heavy
Machine Extension
Heavy
Leg Press
Heavy
SB ABC's
Heavy
Hay Balers
Moderate
4x10 each side
Roll Out
BW
Cable Lat Pulldown
CG Chest Press
Single Arm Row
DB Front Raises
SL Ham Curl
SL Glute Bridge
BB Curl
Triceps Pushdown
Toe Touches
MB Twist
Weights
Rest
Workout 1
Sets x Reps
2-5min
2-5min
2-5min
2-5min
2-5min
2-5min
DB Front Squat
4x3-5
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
3x10
Rest
Workout 2
Sets x Reps
DB Incline Press
DB Lateral
Raises Flys
DB Reverse
4x3-5
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
4x8
3x6
4x8
4x8
Rest
Workout 3
Sets x Reps
Weights
Rest
2-5min
2-5min
2-5min
2-5min
2-5min
1m
1m
Deadlift
4x3-5
3x6
4x6
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
4x3-5
3x6
4x6
3x6
4x10
4x10
Heavy
BW
BW
Heavy
Heavy
BW
Heavy
2-5min
2-5min
2-5min
2-5min
2-5min
1m
1m
Heavy
2-5min
Heavy
2-5min
Heavy
2-5min
Heavy
2-5min
Moderate Complete
Moderate
as a
Moderate circuit 1m rest
Weights
Heavy
Machine Extension
Heavy
Leg Press
Heavy
SB ABC's
Heavy
Hay Balers
Moderate
4x10 each side
Roll Out
BW
Cable Lat Pulldown
CG Chest Press
Single Arm Row
DB Front Raises
SL Ham Curl
SL Glute Bridge
BB Curl
Triceps Pushdown
Toe Touches
MB Twist
Weights
Rest
2-5min
2-5min
2-5min
2-5min
2-5min
2-5min
Rest
Heavy
2-5min
Heavy
2-5min
Heavy
2-5min
Heavy
2-5min
Moderate Complete
Moderate
as a
Moderate circuit 1m rest
WORKOUT PROGRAM
COOL DOWN
The Cool Down consists of a 5-10 minute Static stretching routine.
Weeks 1-4: One Round of 30-60 seconds per stretch
•Seated Hamstring Stretch
•Kneeling Hip Flexor
•Spinal Twist
•Supine IT Stretch
•Kneeling Lat Stretch
•Triceps Stretch
•Lateral Neck Flexion
EXERCISE LIBRARY
CLICK EACH EXERCISE TO WATCH A VIDEO DEMONSTRATION
Workout
Workout 1
1
Workout 2
Workout 3
DB Front Squat
Push Up
DB Incline Press
Deadlift
Butt Kicks
Kneeling Lat Pulldown
SL Ham Curl
CG Chest Press
SL Glute Bridge
SB ABC's
Single Arm Row
BB Curl
Hay Balers
DB Front Raises
Triceps Pushdown
Roll Out
DB Lateral Raises
Toe Touches
DB Reverse Flys
MB Twist
Machine Extension
Air Punches
Leg Press
Dive Bombers
Walking Lunge
Shoulder Tap
EXERCISE LIBRARY
NOTES ABOUT THE PROGRAM
•Perform each exercise in the listed order.
•Strictly adhere to the rest periods as well as the set and rep ranges.
•Increase the weight for all exercises each week accordingly.
•A "Heavy" weight is one that is very challenging to complete with the
prescribed set and rep scheme,
•Use a spotter if possible for upper body pressing exercises.
•Use squat racks and safety bars with barbell squatting exercises.
•If you feel pain during any exercise (not fatigue), cease the exercise session
or modify the exercise to no pain is present.
REST AND RECOVERY
LISTEN TO YOUR BODY
•Getting 8+ hours of sleep per night is crucial when trying to increase
strength. You will be working out more than you're body is accustomed to.
Getting adequate rest can make or break how well you recover.
•The brain and body need time to recover from the constant stimulus
received throughout the day. When we have adequate sleep/rest we
improve our metabolic expenditure, recover from workouts faster, and are
more alert throughout the day.
•If something ever hurts or is sore after exercise, especially around the
joints, use ice to reduce inflammation and/or swelling.
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