FitMeUp your strength system

Upper Body Day
There are a wide variety of sets and reps used for each phase of the 60 Day Revolution. On Upper Body Day, there are different set and rep schemes for each triset. Refer to the chart below during each week of the program. All sets and reps are expressed as sets x reps. For instance, on Week 1 (Intro) on Triset # 1, you’ll do 3 x 10, or 3 sets of 10 reps. In Week 8 (Shock) on the same triset, you’ll do 7-10 sets of one rep. Use the heaviest weights you can manage with good form during all weeks, except for Week 7; this is a DELOAD and meant as a break before you hit Week 8, the SHOCK phase where you’ll use the heaviest possible weights that you can lift.
Lower Body Day
Refer to the chart below during each week of the program. All sets and reps are expressed as sets x reps. Use the heaviest weights you can manage with good form during all weeks, except for Week 7; this is a deload and meant as a break before you hit Week 8, the shock phase where you’ll use the heaviest possible weights that you can lift.
Conditioning Day
On each conditioning day, PICK ONE OPTION: indoor sprint; outdoor sprint; or rowing machine, and use the rep guidelines provided for that week. Perform one conditioning day per week. If you have a lot of fat to lose, bump it up to two conditioning days per week. Note that Week 7 conditioning is 30 minutes of steady-state cardio at moderate intensity. There is no conditioning workout in Week 8, though you can perform Week 7’s steady-state cardio session if desired.
Full-Body Day
Refer to the chart below during each week of the program. All sets and reps are expressed as sets x reps. Use the heaviest weights you can manage with good form during all weeks, except for Week 7; this is a DELOAD and meant as a break before you hit Week 8, the SHOCK phase where you’ll use the heaviest possible weights that you can lift.
Important Note: As the reps pyramid down, go up in weight.
Challenge Days: Get Social!
In each week, perform the challenge workout provided. Share your results on social media to compare times and scores.