The WLC Program
A Proven
Weight Lifting Program!

What is the WLC Program?
The WLC stands for Weight Lifting Complete,
and the program is the weight lifting program presented right here
throughout this website. The purpose of this weight lifting program is
to build muscle fast!
This is the home of WLC. You can find everything you need to know about
the weight training program right here. If you're looking for a
complete and detailed
exercise program then you have definitely come to the right
place!
Better Results.
Consistent Gains.
The program was developed by me because I became so tired of
overtraining during my weight lifting cycles. I hate not finishing
something. My body would never allow me to get to a point in a weight
lifting cycle where I could really make some progress.
I knew I could find a way to get better results and more consistent
gains over time. I know most all of you reading this have encountered
the same problems. I developed the WLC Program just for you! It's time
to start making consistent progress with your weight lifting efforts.
I want to help you succeed.
Follow WLC!
I am presenting the WLC Program to you to help you
succeed. I want to help you get that body you want. This weight lifting
program will be one of the keys to you getting the body you want. I am
tired of people being fed bad information on weight lifting.
As you probably already know, there's always a weight lifting expert
out there somewhere. Some of these so called experts have never even
lifted weights consistently! It's absolutely amazing and mind boggling
to me that these people call themselves experts.
These so called experts have inspired me to develop this website and
present my weight training program to you. I am presenting all of this
information to you for free! You don't have to pay for this program,
and you definitely don't have to search all over the place for
information about the WLC Program.
How did you develop the WLC Program?
I went through many years of weight lifting before
I started to realize what was building the muscle I was gaining. I was
so confused before I figured it out because I had been led to believe
so many different things by all of these experts. Everything I read
that sounded good, had to be good. Right? Wrong!

I was always taking breaks because I overtrained
so much. It took me years to realize what overtraining was and the huge
effect it had on my progress. I always ignored overtraining because I
had read something from an "expert" about overtraining. This expert was
more than likely addressing weight lifters on drugs. I did not know
enough at the time to realize that.
The Key to success in building muscle
depends on 3 factors!
I learned that the key to success in building
muscle consistently
throughout the years depended on 3 main factors. I learned because I
made all of the mistakes that I want to prevent you from making! The
following 3 factors are the keys to building muscle consistently in any
weight lifting program.
3
Factors for Building Muscle Consistently
Once you start a weight lifting program that is focused around these 3
factors, you will start to consistently see muscle gains. Your diet is
important to your success also, so any good weight lifting program will
recognize that your diet is just as important as actually lifting the
weights. Do
not forget about your diet!
Your diet is very important!
That's why I have the WLC Diet!
Remember to read the Weight
Lifting Diets
section because you'll need a good
diet to go along with your weight lifting program. Whatever you do,
don't forget about your diet. Maximize your results with a good diet.
Let me say this just one more time so that you get this in your head.
Your diet will make or break your success! You need to focus on eating
the best possible sources of food and a variety of food. You will need
to eat correctly to either build muscle or lose fat.
Progress in Weight and Reps Lifted
Progression in the amount of weight you lift for
reps is one of the keys to building muscle. If you go from lifting 100
pounds for 8 reps to lifting 300 pounds for 8 reps, I guarantee you
will have gained a good amount of muscle in the process.
This is a simple concept. Lift more weight in the muscle building rep
ranges, and I guarantee you will gain muscle. This is a proven muscle
building technique. Lift big to get big is a saying I'm sure you've
heard.
Lift Big to Get Big is true!
The problem is no one explains
How to Lift Big!
In order to continuously progress in the amount of
weight you lift, you must have a weight lifting program that's designed
to help you along the way. Imagine if everyone could just continually
progress without ever hitting a wall. We would have people lifting
thousands of pounds of weight.
But we don't have regular superhumans just walking around, do we?
That's because it's impossible to always lift more weight at the next
workout. You're going to hit that wall sooner or later! So, a good
weight lifting program will help you to lift more weight over a period
of time.
Prevent Injury
Do you know what happens when we can't lift
heavier weight? If you've got that warrior mentality when it comes to
lifting weights, you're going to try to lift heavier and heavier no
matter if you can make it or not. You keep trying and trying and you
only move backwards! Let's put a stop to that today.
Well, when you get to that point, you're form starts to break down and
you start to cheat on the reps. A little cheating is fine with me, but
you'll start to do it more as you continue adding weight.
The more experienced weight lifters will know the difference between
cheating and bad form. You'll learn. I provide videos throughout the
website of men and women performing exercises with good form and bad
form. Watch as many as you can! Learn as much as you can.
What happens then? You're eventually going to
injure yourself trying to do that one extra rep. You put everything you
have into it, but you're using bad form. You end up pulling a muscle if
you're lucky. Other people will sustain worse injuries. I know how it
feels. I went through this over and over until I finally learned.
Good form and heavy weight leads to
muscle.
Bad form and heavy weight leads to injury.
To make consistent progress, you need to consistently lift weights in a
progressive manner. If you're injured, there's no way to progress.
You'll have to let your body completely heal. During that healing
process, you could have been lifting weights and building more muscle.
If you are injured, please take the necessary time to heal and don't
make the injury worse. You'll only dig yourself a deeper hole. You'll
become frustrated and want to quit. If you quit, you'll never reach
your goal.
You also don't want to be sick or become ill with any bug. This will
stop your progress and delay you for at least a few weeks. You'll have
to start back at the beginning after most illnesses because you'll lose
much of the strength you gained.
Strength comes back fast, but no one wants to start their WLC cycle
over! You need to learn how to boost your Immune System and I've got
the perfect web site to help you with that: A High Immune System!
You'll learn everything you need to know there about boosting your
immune system so you can continually progress here at Weight Lifting
Complete. Continuous progression is what the WLC Program is all about!
Prevent Overtraining
Don't let someone fool you into thinking that
overtraining is not important to your weight lifting progress. Someone
did fool me and it cost me years of progress. You'll start to
understand more about overtraining if you overtrain over and over.
That's how I learned about overtraining! I'm here to tell you what it
is so you don't have to go through what I did.
Overtraining can cost you years of
progress.
I will help you prevent overtraining.
When you beat your body and mind up over and over,
you're not going to last too long when going through a weight lifting
cycle. If you want to see what overtraining feels like, try one of
those programs that has you train to failure every set of every workout
for multiple sets and multiple exercises per body part. And you always
have to beat the previous workout!
You'll do fine for a while. You can take a break. And you'll overtrain
even faster the next weight lifting cycle. Your body and mind never
recovers from that kind of program. It beats you down over and over.
I've been thru that!
Why is the WLC Program so good?
The WLC Program is designed so that you
continually progress in weights and reps lifted. The program has built
in techniques so that you don't overtrain and at the same time these
same techniques will help to prevent injury.
I've been through it all over the years, and I have designed the
program so that you don't have to worry about not making progress. You
do the program as laid out, follow a good weight lifting diet, and
implement cardio and I guarantee you will get to your goals quicker
than you ever believed.
You don't have to worry about not
making progress.
You will make progress!
If you have some experience lifting weights and
dieting, you know that it takes time to build muscle and lose fat. The
WLC Program realizes that and optimizes all aspects of weight lifting
so you reach your goals faster!
Patience and consistency gets you to your goals. No matter what some
websites make you believe, building muscle and losing fat takes time.
Unless you're on drugs, you should be prepared to be patient.
Don't look for results overnight or you will be disappointed no matter
what program you are using. If you're looking to build
muscle fast, read how here! Remember, I've been through
everything and huge muscle gains do not occur over night!
WLC Program Components - A must read!
Program Overview: A high level explanation of the program.
The program overview explains the important techniques built into the
WLC Program and discusses the guidelines for the program.
Reset:
Reset is a requirement before starting the WLC Program. You could go
straight into the program, but you won't get the greatest results.
Reset guarantees you get the best possible results from WLC.
Rise:
Rise will be the first part of the program that everyone will go thru.
Rise will get your body ready to lift the heavy weights.
Recovery:
WLC allows your body to recover throughout the program. Recovery is an
integral part of this program that really sets WLC apart from any other
program.
Intensity:
Intensity is a part of the program that builds you some quality muscle.
You'll love this part of the program because you'll see that you're
making good progress.
Awakening:
Just when you thought your progress couldn't get any better! Awakening
takes you to a level you've never been before! This will be the
toughest part of the program, but you will build muscle here.
Retire:
After you've gone through Awakening, you'll need to lower the
intensity. Retire is where we start winding down to the end of the
program cycle. After Retire, we will start the cycle over again and
start back at Reset.
Rep Ranges: The rep ranges for the program are based on the
muscle building rep ranges. Lift weights to build muscle. Use the
correct rep ranges to lift weights and you will build muscle as you get
stronger in these rep ranges.
Rep
Speed: The rep speed for every exercise throughout the
program should be the same. Build more muscle with the WLC defined rep
speed.
Weekly
Lifting Schedule: The weekly lifting schedule for the WLC
Program. When to lift weights, the number of sets, and the number of
reps for every workout.
Recovery
Techniques: Besides the Recovery Phase of WLC, I want you to
use these techniques to prevent overtraining. These will help you
progress for even longer. Longer progression equals more muscle
building time. This is a must read!
Cumulative
Fatigue: A discussion on cumulative fatigue and why it is so
important to your progress in any weight lifting program. Cumulative
fatigue is your worst enemy. To defeat an enemy, you must know your
enemy.
Weighted
Stretching: Weighted stretching is a very important part of
the WLC Program. The stretching portion of every workout is just as
important as your weight lifting sets.
Training
to Failure: Training to failure is not a requirement of the
WLC Program. You can build tons of muscle without reaching failure.
Trust me on this one. I've done it over and over along with millions of
other people.
Frequency:
WLC increases frequency of workouts for each body part to give you more
muscle building opportunities. More opportunities will definitely lead
to more muscle! The WLC Program equals more muscle.
The
Key to Results: You need to know what it takes to get the
results you want.
Exercise Selection and Weight Selection
The beginner, intermediate, and advanced WLC programs will all address
exercise and weight selection on their respective web pages. Each
program will consist of different guidelines for selecting exercises.
Weight selection will also follow different guidelines for each program.
For exercise and weight selection
guidance
follow the links below to the appropriate program for you.
Exercise
selection will be easy. All you have to do is follow my recommendations
for the best exercises available. The exercises I recommend are proven
to be the absolute best muscle building exercises. No worries there!
Weight selection is a different story. Weight selection is tough for me to give you an exact answer because
everyone has a different
level of experience lifting weights. Everyone has different strength
levels on different exercises. Your job is to figure out a good weight
to start out with on each exercise.
If you are a beginner, you will most likely be progressing in weight
lifted each and every workout. Everyone, no matter what level of
experience, should start out with light weights. Beginners should start
out with light weights, which will mean only an olympic sized bar for
some exercises.
If you can increase weight from workout to workout, you should do so!
If you can, this most likely means you are a beginner. If you can't
increase weight each workout, you will be using the techniques
described above in the WLC Program components.
Remember, increasing weight each workout is the fastest way to get to
your goals! When you can't increase weight any more, we will go
backwards in order to move forward in the future. This is a proven
method that is built into the WLC Program.