Candito Linear Program (4-Day Strength & Control)
Beginner lifters who want to build strength on 3×6 Heavy Days while mastering positional control with Paused Squat, Paused Bench, and Paused Deadlift.
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Start with a comprehensive program covering the core barbell movements.
Beginner lifters who want to build strength on 3×6 Heavy Days while mastering positional control with Paused Squat, Paused Bench, and Paused Deadlift.
Intermediate lifters transitioning from high-volume muscular conditioning (Weeks 1–2) into heavy triples, doubles and a Week 6 peak.
Intermediate powerlifters who respond well to frequent Squat and Bench Press practice paired with structured upper-back volume.
Intermediate lifters who want high-intensity barbell work (85%–100%) with manageable session length—or who want to maintain/peak strength during a fat-loss phase.
Intermediate lifters who want a steady four-day week with real strength work on the big lifts and enough volume to keep adding muscle.
Experienced lifters who can train six days a week and want heavy bench, squat and deadlift days alongside high bodybuilding volume.
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If you are new to barbell training, linear progression programs like Starting Strength or Greyskull LP are ideal for building technique and rapid base strength. You can also use our interactive program finder above to get a personalized recommendation.
Specialization cycles (such as Hatch Squat or Smolov) focus high training volume on a single lift to break through plateaus. They are demanding and best suited for intermediate or advanced lifters.