Greyskull LP
Newer lifters who want a small exercise list and can judge when to stop an AMRAP set.
- Weekly schedule
- 3 days each week
- Program length
- 12 weeks
Battle-tested training routines
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Start with a comprehensive program covering the core barbell movements.
Newer lifters who want a small exercise list and can judge when to stop an AMRAP set.
Lifters comfortable with the basic lifts who want rows, chin-ups and alternating heavy/volume work.
Newer lifters who want a short list of barbell movements and can learn the power clean.
Newer lifters who prefer repeated sets of five and a simple alternating routine.
Lifters who want a main-lift framework with changing rep targets and a planned lighter week.
Lifters who want lower-rep and higher-rep sessions and can choose appropriate working loads.
Intermediate lifters seeking high technical frequency and multi-pyramid submaximal volume (70–85% 1RM) on squat, bench press and deadlift.
Intermediate lifters transitioning from high-volume muscular conditioning (Weeks 1–2) into heavy triples, doubles and a Week 6 peak.
Intermediate lifters who want to get heavier on 5×5 compound barbell lifts first, then chase a full bodybuilding pump on Chest, Back, Shoulders, Legs, and Arms.
Intermediate lifters combining 2 heavy Upper/Lower Power days (3–5 reps) with 3 high-volume bodybuilding hypertrophy days.
Intermediate lifters seeking a simple, proven 4-day barbell strength and muscular size block.
Lifters who enjoy training 6 days per week with a heavy barbell main lift first and high-frequency bodybuilding volume for every muscle group twice per week.
Intermediate lifters who have exhausted session-to-session linear progression and want weekly 5-rep max PRs on Squat, Bench Press, Overhead Press, and Deadlift.
Intermediate lifters transitioning off StrongLifts 5×5 or Starting Strength who respond best to ascending 5-rep ramp sets rather than 5×5 sets across.
Intermediate-to-advanced bodybuilders and powerbuilders who love high-volume, twice-per-week frequency with antagonist Chest + Back pump sessions and dedicated Shoulder + Arm days.
Lifters seeking the sweet spot of 4 training days per week, hitting every muscle group twice weekly with moderate-to-high hypertrophy volume and progressive barbell anchors.
Late-beginner and early-intermediate lifters who want a structured tiered system: Tier 1 heavy 5×3+ strength sets, Tier 2 3×10 secondary barbell volume, and Tier 3 3×15+ hypertrophy work.
Intermediate lifters who want serious off-season size and strength through descending rep-max targets (10RM down to 1RM) paired with high-volume Tier 2 and Tier 3 bodybuilding work.
Intermediate and advanced strength athletes who dislike high-fatigue grinders and prefer submaximal, crisp 8×2 triples/doubles followed by 3×6 hypertrophy backoff work.
Intermediate-to-advanced lifters committing to a demanding 6-week, 3-day barbell hypertrophy and strength block.
Experienced lifters familiar with exercise variations, speed work and judging heavy attempts.
Experienced lifters who can recover from frequent pressing and substantial main/secondary lift volume.
Intermediate lifters running submaximal 10-, 8-, 5- and 3-rep waves across squat, bench, deadlift and overhead press.
Focused, high-volume work for a specific lift. These cycles are not complete whole-body plans.
Intermediate and advanced lifters dedicating one focused lower-body pull session per week to peak their 1-rep max Deadlift alongside speed pulls and heavy posterior-chain power circuits.
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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.