My Weekly Training Split
Three full-body days with optional work every other day when I have time.
Short, honest writing on training under real-world constraints. One post a week.
Three full-body days with optional work every other day when I have time.
I give myself an hour to train daily. Warmup, strength, hypertrophy, conditioning, and I'm out.
I never set out to build a home gym. It started with a pair of 35 pound dumbbells in a San Diego apartment in 2020 and turned into about two grand of equipment in one corner of my garage.
I've been obsessed with training for over 20 years.
I spent 20 years going all in on one thing at a time. Powerlifting, then bodybuilding, then CrossFit. I got pretty good at each one and never got great at any of them, but each taught me something valuable about training.
I'll be honest. I designed Power Shack Training completely selfishly, for a guy with a home gym, an hour a day, and a desire to be well rounded.
For years I thought more was better. Then I had a kid and I had to figure out how little I could get away with and still make progress.