Keep Getting Stronger

You lift, but the workouts have not changed in months, and neither has your body.

Your body is efficient. Give it the same weights, the same reps, and the same three exercises for six months, and it learns to do the job with less. That is adaptation, and it is the one variable you can control.

This guide explains progressive overload without making you feel like you need a certification to understand it: five ways to add slightly more, a simple rule for when to add it, and a log that shows you it is working.

Inside the fillable 10-page guide:

• Why the same workout stops creating change

• The five levers: weight, reps, sets, the rep itself, and training exposure

• Practical starting points for reps, sets, and rest

• The 2-for-2 progression rule with a worked example

• A session log and a return-from-a-break plan

• When a lighter week may help

Included: Your Weekly Build, a simple two-page weekly tracking and review tool.

Add a little. Track it. Repeat.

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