Fitness · All levels
A 60-day strength programme for the gym or for home, with a clear progression system, nutrition guidance and video lessons you can follow at your own pace.

Many women train hard for a few weeks and then stall. The workouts are copied from a random video, the weights never change, and nobody explains why a particular exercise sits in a particular place. After a while the routine feels like guesswork, and motivation fades with it.
This programme replaces guesswork with structure. It gives you four strength sessions a week for 60 days, built around the proportions many women want to work on: glutes, legs, a defined back, shoulders and a slim waist. Every session has a purpose, and every week builds on the last.
You also get the reasoning behind the plan. Short lectures with PDF presentations explain how to eat sensibly, how to raise your working weights step by step, and how to divide training between upper and lower body. You learn to follow the plan and to understand it.
The programme is built for real life. You choose the gym or the home version at the start. Exercises come with alternatives for different equipment, so a missing machine or a smaller set of dumbbells does not derail your week.
Follow a split that alternates upper and lower body so every session has a focus.
Target glutes, legs, back, shoulders and waist with exercises chosen for that goal.
Use a progression system so each week asks a little more of you, without guesswork.
Choose replacement options when a machine, bench or weight is not available.
Apply the rational nutrition principles from the lecture, including advice for women over 33.
Understand why the training days are arranged the way they are, and how to keep that balance later.
Record your exercises on video and send them in to get feedback.
Pick the gym or home version at the start and stay with it for the full 60 days.
The programme rests on three ideas: a sensible split, steady progression and food that supports training. The split gives lower and upper body their own days, so you can train each area with full energy and recover properly before returning to it.
Progression is what turns a routine into a result. Instead of repeating the same weights for two months, you follow a system for raising your working loads. The lecture on this topic explains how to choose a starting weight, when to increase it and how to judge whether a set was really challenging.
Nutrition is treated as a practical skill rather than a diet. The lectures cover rational eating and the rhythm of a training day. The programme also includes recommendations for women over 33, whose needs and recovery can differ from those of a twenty-year-old.

The first cohort starts on 20 October 2026, and the programme runs for 60 days of training. You get 90 days of access, so a missed week or a busy stretch does not cost you the course. You choose the gym or the home version when you begin.
Each workout takes about 60 minutes and is delivered as video lessons on the learning platform. You can open them in a browser or in the mobile app, and all you need is a smartphone or computer and an internet connection. Lessons, chat and support all live in one place.
You are not on your own with technique. You can send videos of your exercises and receive feedback, and there is a private chat for participants where you can share progress and ask questions. The four lectures come with PDF presentations that you can keep for later.
Nine weeks of structure: an orientation, four lectures, and the training blocks themselves.

Four workouts a week, each about 60 minutes.
Selected at the start, with alternatives for different equipment.
A method for raising your working weights step by step.
Nutrition, progression, upper and lower body split, and body energy.
Practical guidance to support your training.
Send videos of your exercises and receive comments.
Share progress and ask questions with others on the programme.
Learn on the platform, in a browser or in the mobile app.
After 60 days you will have completed a full structured training block. You will know how to raise your working weights, how to divide your week between upper and lower body, and how to adjust exercises when the equipment changes.
You will also have a clearer picture of how to eat around your training and how your technique looks on camera, thanks to the feedback you received. These skills stay useful for any plan you follow afterwards.
Most importantly, you will have built a habit of four sessions a week. That consistency is what lets you keep progressing after the programme ends.
Plan for four workouts a week, each about 60 minutes. You choose which days and what time suit you. The lectures are extra, and you can watch them whenever you like.
No specific experience is required. The programme offers exercise alternatives and a progression system, so you can start with weights that suit you now. Check with your doctor first if you have any restrictions on exercise.
It depends on the version you choose at the start. The gym version uses typical gym equipment, and the home version uses the equipment you have available. Many exercises come with replacement options.
After payment you receive an email with a link to log in to the learning platform. You can then study in a browser or in the mobile app. The first cohort starts on 20 October 2026.
You get 90 days of access, which covers the 60-day programme and leaves extra time for pauses. The PDF presentations that come with the lectures can be saved for later.
Video lessons for each workout and lecture, with PDF presentations alongside the four lectures. You can watch them on a phone, tablet or computer.
Yes. You can send videos of your exercises and receive feedback, so you can correct your form during the programme.
You can request a full refund within 14 days of purchase.
Choose your version, open the first lesson and begin your first workout this week.