Shut Up and Lift

A No-Nonsense Guide to Getting Strong

Stop overthinking. Stop program hopping. Start getting stronger.

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The Book I Wish I Had When I Started

I wasted years chasing complicated programs, switching routines every few months, and overthinking every detail. This book is what I learned the hard way: getting strong is simple, not easy.

Three exercises. Three days a week. Add weight consistently. That's it. No BS. No gimmicks. No "secret techniques." Just what actually works for beginners.

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What You'll Learn

The only three exercises you need to build serious strength

How to add weight to the bar consistently (progressive overload explained)

Proper form for squat, bench press, and deadlift

How to design a simple 3-day training schedule that works

When to add weight, when to deload, and how to track progress

Common beginner mistakes and how to avoid them

Why most programs overcomplicate strength training

Who This Book Is For

Complete Beginners

Never touched a barbell? This book breaks down exactly what to do, step by step.

Frustrated Lifters

Been training but not getting stronger? Learn why and how to fix it.

Program Hoppers

Tired of switching programs every month? Get a system that actually works.

Overthinkers

Paralyzed by too much information? This book cuts through the noise.

The "Shut Up and Lift" Philosophy

1. Simple Beats Complex

The fitness industry profits from complexity. The truth? Three exercises done consistently build more strength than 30 exercises done sporadically.

2. Progressive Overload Is Everything

Getting stronger means lifting heavier weight over time. Not "feeling the burn." Not "confusing the muscles." Just consistently adding weight to the bar.

3. Consistency Trumps Everything

The perfect program you do inconsistently is worthless. The simple program you do consistently for years will transform you.

Inside the Book

Chapter 1: Why Most Programs Fail

"You don't need 17 different exercises. You don't need perfect exercise selection. You don't need optimal rep ranges or scientifically-proven rest periods. You need three things: a barbell, progressive overload, and consistency."

This chapter breaks down why beginners get overwhelmed and quit. Too many options. Too much conflicting advice. Too much focus on details that don't matter yet.

The solution? Strip everything down to what actually matters: getting stronger on the squat, bench press, and deadlift.

Read Chapter 1 and decide if this approach is for you.

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Book vs. Coaching: Which Is Right for You?

Get the Book If:

  • You're self-motivated and can execute on your own
  • You want to learn the methodology and program for yourself
  • You're on a tight budget
  • You want to try the approach before committing to coaching

Price: $15-20

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Get Coaching If:

  • You want customized programming for your situation
  • You need form checks and technique feedback
  • You want accountability and regular check-ins
  • You're serious about getting stronger and want expert guidance

Starting at: $97/month

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