Sets per Week (Main vs Accessory)
5
Weeks
45
Avg Sets/Week
705
Avg Reps/Week
3
Days/Week
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The Strength and Conditioning program is 5 weeks long, with 3 training days per week.
The primary goal of Strength and Conditioning is to help you Strength and Conditioning.
Strength and Conditioning is designed for all lifters looking to Strength and Conditioning.
You can track Strength and Conditioning workouts using the KeyLifts app. The template is pre-built and ready to use with automatic percentage calculations.