Programming in blocks
Training is organised into phases with a clear purpose, so load, volume and intensity progress on purpose.
Strength Development programme
Getting stronger is a skill. It takes sensible programming, technique that is reviewed by someone who knows what to look for, and patience with the process.
Who it is for
The approach
Training is organised into phases with a clear purpose, so load, volume and intensity progress on purpose.
Send a clip of your working sets and get specific coaching cues back, so technique improves as the weight goes up.
Your job, sleep and stress are part of the plan. Sessions are adjusted week to week based on how you are actually recovering.
What to expect
Better technique first, then steady increases in load. Strength is tracked session by session so progress is visible.
Getting started
The same five steps for every client, whatever the goal.
Tell JR where you are now, what you want and what has got in the way before. It takes about three minutes.
JR replies personally. You agree the goal, the timeframe and whether coaching is the right fit, with no pressure either way.
A training plan and nutrition targets built around your schedule, your equipment, your food preferences and your starting point.
Weight, measurements, photos and how the week really went. JR reviews it and adjusts the plan so you keep moving.
Progress comes in phases. When one is complete you set the next: build, refine or maintain what you have earned.
Yes. Loads are chosen so you train hard without grinding to failure, and video review means your technique is checked regularly even though JR is not standing next to you.
Yes. Beginners often progress fastest. You start with weights you can control, learn the movements and build from there.
Apply for coaching
Tell JR where you are and where you want to be. He replies personally to every application, and there is no obligation.