Ascending Load LT-1

Primary Goal: Strength / Neurological Efficiency
Training Phase: Neurological
Training Frequency: 3-4x/week
Muscle Frequency: 4-6 Days
Includes Supersets
Nutrition Calculator Included

The program is one of our favorite set ups for multiple situations. It can be used for a de-load from metabolic or fatigue-based intensity training as well as an effective method for improving strength and neurological efficiency simultaneously.

The neurological efficiency gained, the ability to recruit more muscle fibers in each contraction, is highly beneficial regardless of goal. For performance based goals, it allows you to produce more peak power.

For body composition goals (muscle gain or fat loss) it allows you to get more efficient work done in other types of training. You’ll be able to create more tension and used heavier loads.

It is also highly useful for improving execution at higher intensities, where form often begins to break down. This is the greatest benefit to beginners who wish to work on execution and strength at the same time, while often getting body composition benefits as well.

Choosing your weights carefully and tracking them is extremely important for getting the most out of this program, but you will notice that your loads and execution continue to improve each week if done properly.

You don’t need a new membership for each program you wish to do!

When you sign up for a program membership, you are not limited to just that program. As long as you are a member you’ll have the ability to switch to other programs as-needed.

Mobile

Workouts are mobile-friendly and formatted to easily reference your workouts while at the gym.

Workout Log

Log your workouts as you go. Refer back to them to plan your next workout or assess training progress.

Exercise Library

Exercise setup, execution, and videos are built right in to your workout in a quick reference format.

For You If
You are able to train 3-4x per week
You want to increase strength
You want to improve execution at high intensities
You have up to 60 minutes to train
You need to de-load from metabolic training
Not For You If
You've been doing <6 reps and >2 minutes rest for over 4 weeks
You are not able to train 3-4x/week
You need to train in <45 minutes

Workout Program Schedule

DayWorkout
1 Chest / Triceps / Medial Delts
2 Quads / Hamstrings / Glutes / Calves
3 OFF DAY
4 OFF DAY
5 Lats / Upper Back / Rear Delts / Biceps
6 OFF DAY
7 Chest / Triceps / Medial Delts
8 Quads / Hamstrings / Glutes / Calves
9 OFF DAY
10 OFF DAY
11 Lats / Upper Back / Rear Delts / Biceps
12 OFF DAY
13 Chest / Triceps / Medial Delts
14 Quads / Hamstrings / Glutes / Calves
15 OFF DAY
16 OFF DAY
17 Lats / Upper Back / Rear Delts / Biceps
18 OFF DAY
DayWorkout
19 Chest / Triceps / Medial Delts
20 Quads / Hamstrings / Glutes / Calves
21 OFF DAY
22 OFF DAY
23 Lats / Upper Back / Rear Delts / Biceps
24 OFF DAY
25 Chest / Triceps / Medial Delts
26 Quads / Hamstrings / Glutes / Calves
27 OFF DAY
28 OFF DAY
29 Lats / Upper Back / Rear Delts / Biceps
30 OFF DAY
31 Chest / Triceps / Medial Delts
32 Quads / Hamstrings / Glutes / Calves
33 OFF DAY
34 OFF DAY
35 Lats / Upper Back / Rear Delts / Biceps
36 OFF DAY
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Ascending Load

An ascending load rep scheme is extremely valuable for working on improving execution at higher intensities and peak force output. It has great application for trainees of every level as the benefits and skills gained can carry over to any training goal.

You don’t need a new membership for each program you wish to do!

When you sign up for a program membership, you are not limited to just that program. As long as you are a member you’ll have the ability to switch to other programs as-needed.

All program include a specific nutrition calculator along with the options to choose
– Your individual goal (some programs can be used for multiple)
– How many days per week you plan to train
– How well you handle carbohydrates
– If you require higher or lower total calories
– Instructions for selecting and adjusting variables

Workout Program Exercises

Sternal Pec Incline DB Press
Costal Pec Cable Press
Medial Delt Low Cable Lateral Raise
Tricep Cross Cable Extension
Medial Delt Wrist Height Cable Lateral Raise
Tricep Cross Cable Behind Head Extension
Hack Squat
Hamstring Barbell RDL
Quadriceps Leg Extension
Hamstring Lying Leg Curl - Prime
Leg Press Calf Press
Glute Bridge
Lats Seated Row - Prime Plate Loaded
Lats Neutral Grip Pulldown
Upper Back Pull Apart High Pulley
Biceps Supinated Reverse Preacher DB Curl
Rear Delt Cable Row
Biceps Incline Cable Curl
Tricep Stepped Back Cross Cable Extension