This training block picks up where Block 1 left off. Sadly, we are still locked out from gyms all over the country. You can still make progress at home using this! It will be centered around barbell movements to accommodate for those who don’t have as much equipment at home that you would normally have
This training block is designed to get you through the Corona Virus pandemic if you have home gym access. It will be centered around barbell movements to accommodate for those who don’t have as much equipment that you would normally have access to. When you choose Accessory work, if you have more equipment than a
Welcome to the Intermediate/Advanced Raw Meet Prep Block. This is a 16 week block with your meet occurring on Week 3 of Block 2B. That is 15 weeks into the entire block. For best results on when to begin this, either check YOUR calendar, or post a question in the Powerlifting Forum. You will see
TPS Method TFL Block 10 is set up to allow for time for more important things like time with the family during holidays. Overall the program is lighter to accommodate for the extra stress of the holiday season with the easier weeks occurring on week 4 of 10A and Week 1 of 10B Squat
Welcome to Block 9 & 10! We have sixteen weeks of training here to whip you into shape and get strong all while getting leaner. This block has everything you need for total fitness. We start you out with a heavy dose of AMRAP circuits that include a main lift and are guaranteed to get
Welcome to Multi Ply powerlifting. Four more weeks of WORK designed to build your raw strength, and skill in your equipment. This is not a meet prep cycle. Your equipment use is listed in the top column each day. See graphic for chain usage. Notes for Single Ply lifters: You can use all of the
Welcome to Multi Ply powerlifting. This block and the one that follows are 8 weeks of hard work designed to build your raw strength and skill in your equipment. Please watch the Box Squat Course in order to learn how to do it properly. This is not a meet prep cycle. Your equipment use is
Block 7B continues where 7A left off, with a healthy dose of volume and a huge focus on hitting a huge Press and deadlift. We have a Re-load period here with some heavier weights too! We’ve also got lots of fun and effective kettlebell work for you here to keep it interesting.
Block 7A is coming at you hard with a healthy dose of volume and a huge focus on hitting a huge squat and deadlift. We’ve also got lots of fun and effective kettlebell work for you here to keep it interesting.
TPS Method TFL Block 6A is a tough one. It is heavy on the volume in the first few weeks, and then you will realize the strength you built in Week 3. It is also simple, and condensed with minimal main exercises and a nice dose of circuit training to keep you in shape while
