
The "Juggernaut Method" is an adaptable training system designed for athletes and lifters focused on building strength and size. It operates in four distinct phases: Accumulation, Intensification, Realization, and Deload. Each phase spans 3-4 weeks, focusing on gradually increasing weights while decreasing volume. The method emphasizes compound lifts, namely the squat, bench, deadlift, and overhead press. It's structured to balance heavy lifting and recovery, making it suitable for various athletic disciplines. The program also incorporates assistance work to support the main lifts and improve overall athleticism.

Juggernaut Method

When performing submaximal work with the goal of improving maximal strength, it is critical that all reps are done at or near maximal velocity and with great technique, the identical technique that you would use under maximal weights. Another great benefit to utilizing the Inverted Juggernaut Method, is the development of special work capacity. Performing high volume work (high volume through a large amount of sets) on controlled rest period will prepare your body like nothing else can to perform high quality work. Special work capacity is critical for athletes of any sport, special work capacity is the ability to practice one’s sport with high volume and high quality, and for the lifter their practice is the squat, bench and deadlift.


The Inverted Juggernaut Method 2.0

The Juggernaut Method is a simple program, divided into 4 waves (10s, 8s, 5s and 3s), each wave consists of 3 phases. These phases consist of 4 training sessions each. It is designed to be used on the 4 big lifts: Bench Press, Squat, Military Press and Deadlift.

Juggernaut Templates

Juggernaut Method

The Inverted Juggernaut Method 2.0

The Juggernaut Method 2.0