About this Course

This course is for people starting resistance training — or for anyone already training who wants to fix gaps in their knowledge.

If you’re tired of conflicting advice, unnecessary complexity, or trendy approaches that don’t work, this course is for you. We'll explain how muscle growth actually works, in plain language, without motivational fluff or hype.

Each lesson builds on the last, covering training structure, recovery, progression, and the principles that drive long-term results. Everything is evidence-based and drawn from decades of research and experience.

By the end, you’ll have the knowledge to create, evaluate, or adjust any resistance training programme with confidence.

This isn’t a workout program — it’s the understanding why programmes work (or don't).

Content of this course reflects current consensus from exercise science research where available.

What You'll Learn

Five short lessons delivered over five days. Each email is a five minute read.

Guides & Bundles

Want to go deeper? These guides expand on the principles covered in the course, but in much more detail.

the Muscle Growth Guide

The Muscle Growth Guide translates the science into actionable advice for building muscle: training, recovery, and nutrition.

$5.99

the Fat

Loss Guide

The Fat Loss Guide contains 26 concise chapters covering nutrition, training, metabolism, lifestyle, and mindset.

$5.99

the Body 
Recomposition Bundle

Combine the Fat Loss Guide + Muscle Growth Guide for a complete 'body recomposition' blueprint.

$8.99 $11.99

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