SIX WEEKS STRONG

SIX WEEKS STRONG

43 Seasons

How to use Progressive Overload in this program:
Weeks 1–2: Find your baseline
Weeks 3–4: Add weight or reps with good form
Weeks 5–6: Push a little harder in weight or reps to finish strong

A good rule of thumb: If you can complete every rep with proper form & with 2+ reps left in the tank, increase your weight next time.

Every 2 weeks, your goal is to challenge yourself by gradually increasing your weights!

As a general guideline, aim to increase dumbbells by 2.5–5 lbs per hand and barbells by 5–10 lbs total when you’re ready! Increasing weight is not the only way to progress! If you’re not ready to go heavier, focus on improving your form, increasing your reps, or gaining better control of each movement. The goal is to finish your sets feeling challenged, with approximately 1–2 good reps left in the tank. But please never sacrifice form just to lift heavier!

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SIX WEEKS STRONG
  • LAT PULL DOWN (3x12)

    Episode 1

    Grab the bar with your palms facing forward, as you pull, slightly lean back to pull the bar into your chest & make sure to engage your lats & your core throughout the movement!

    Beginner: 30-50lbs
    
Intermediate: 55-70lbs 

    Advanced: 70-100+lbs

    *Modification: do bent-over dumbbell rows

  • SEATED CABLE ROW (3x12)

    Episode 2

    Sit up tall with a flat back / engaged core & and pull your elbows back toward your hipbones pinching your shoulder blades together & squeezing your back muscles the whole time. Slowly return to starting position.

    Weight recommendations:
    Beginner: 20-45lbs
    
Intermediate: 50-75lbs
    
Advanced: 80-1...

  • SINGLE-ARM CABLE ROW (3x12) PER SIDE

    Episode 3

    Attach a single handle to a cable set at chest height and grab it with one hand, standing or kneeling in a staggered stance with a slight hinge at the hips. Pull the handle toward your hip, driving your elbow back and squeezing your shoulder blade at the top, then slowly extend your arm back to s...

  • BICEP CURL (3x12)

    Episode 4

    Hold the dumbbells by your side, as you lift, slightly rotate your palm to face forward. Keep the elbow close to your body as you curl the dumbbell up toward your shoulders. Squeeze your biceps at the top of the movement then slowly return to starting position.

    Weight Recommendations:
    Beginner:...

  • STRAIGHT ARM PUSH DOWN (3x12)

    Episode 5

    Bend your torso slightly forward & extend your arms up to grab the ropes/bar while you keep a slight bend in your elbows. Engage your core & your lats. Keeping your arms practically straight, pull the ropes/bar down towards your thighs, then slowly released to starting position.

    Weight Recommend...

  • HAMMER CURL (3x12)

    Episode 6

    Stand with dumbbells in hands by your sides. Without rotating your wrists, curl the dumbbells up to your shoulders, palms stay facing in towards each other and then slowly return the motion to starting position.

    Weight Recommendations:
    Beginner: 5-10lbs
    Intermediate: 12-20lbs
    Advanced: 25-45lbs

  • CABLE FACE PULL (3x15)

    Episode 7

    Start standing, core engaged, with the attachment in hand. Pull the rope towards your face while opening up your chest as your elbows come high to the side of your head.

    Weight Recommendations:
    Beginner: 5-10lbs
    Intermediate: 12-35lbs
    Advanced: 40-65+ lbs

    *Modification: you can also use a band ...