12 Weeks to Transformation
Weeks 1–4: Building the Foundation
During the first four weeks, you’ll train four days a week with three days of rest. This carefully designed schedule helps your body adapt to the X3 training method, which takes your muscles to full fatigue—a level of activation that traditional weightlifting can’t achieve.
Week 1–4
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Day 1
Push Day
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Day 2
Pull Day
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Day 3
Rest Day
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Day 4
Push Day
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Day 5
Pull Day
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Day 6
Rest Day
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Day 7
Rest Day
Weeks 5–12: Building Strength and Muscle
From week five onward, you’ll transition to working out six days a week. After four weeks of foundational X3 training, your body will be primed for this advanced level of activity.
In weeks 5–8, your focus shifts to mastering three core principles:
- Constant Tension: Keeping muscles engaged throughout each movement.
- Diminishing Range: Adjusting the range of motion as muscles fatigue.
- Complete Fatigue: Pushing your muscles to their absolute limit for maximum growth.
After completing week 8, you’ll unlock additional techniques and exercise variations to maximize your results. Dr. Jaquish will guide you through the importance of breath control and the power of stabilization firing, teaching you how to engage supporting muscles for improved strength, balance, and efficiency during every exercise.
Week 5–12
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Day 1
Push Day
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Day 2
Pull Day
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Day 3
Push Day
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Day 4
Pull Day
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Day 5
Push Day
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Day 6
Pull Day
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Day 7
Rest Day