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“The eight self-assessment tests gave me a clearer way to think about my proportions. I liked having a worksheet to bring everything together.”
Anna RiveraSan Diego, CA · October 18, 2026
You don't need another workout program…
You need one that fits your body:
If you've been training for months, doing everything “just like the video”, and you're still not progressing the way you want, give me five minutes.
Because I don't think the problem is you.
I think every program you've tried was written for somebody else.
A different body.
Different arms. Different legs.
A different build.
So let me show you what I do instead.
Sound familiar?
You follow an influencer's program.
Then another one.
Bench press, squats, rows, “the program that worked for him”.
You copy everything. The sets, the reps, the exercises.
And then what?
On the bench press, you mostly feel your shoulders.
On squats, you end up leaning forward with your lower back on fire.
On curls, you struggle like crazy with ridiculous weights.
So you switch programs.
New program, same question: am I doing something wrong?
Maybe you've even started to think you're “just not built for lifting”.
You are. You just need a plan that fits your build.
It's not you. It's the program.
Here's what took me way too long to understand:
Those programs weren't bad. They just weren't written for you.
A program on YouTube is made once, for millions of people. It knows nothing about your body.
Three things no program knows about you
And yet, they decide which exercises actually work for you:
1.Your proportions. Long or short arms, long legs or a long torso. Long arms push the bar further on the bench press. Long legs make you lean forward on squats.
2.Your frame. Wide or narrow shoulders, a deep or flat rib cage. They change which exercises really build your chest, back and shoulders.
3.Your joints. Stiff ankles, tight hips, elbows that overextend, a sensitive lower back. They set the movements where you're safe.
Same goal. Three different builds. Three different programs.
A generic program picks one of them and hopes it's yours.
That's the gap. And that's what I fill.
If you already know you want this, the button is right here. If not, stay with me, because next I'll show you exactly how it works.
How it works
I don't hand you a generic program and hope it fits. I give you the method to build your own, around your build.
It's called The Custom Workout Plan, and it works in three steps.
1
You order.
It's $37, paid once. Your guide is available instantly.
2
You take your 8 tests.
A tape measure, a wall, a mirror. In 30 minutes, you'll know if you have long or short arms, long legs or a long torso, stiff or overly loose joints…
You write it all down on your assessment sheet.
3
You build your plan.
For each muscle, you pick the exercises that fit your build, and skip the ones that work against you.
Then you follow the program that matches your profile: 3 sessions a week, for 8 to 12 weeks.
What's inside
So what do you actually get?
A 63-page guide in PDF, yours to keep.
8 simple tests to understand your build, no special equipment needed.
Your assessment sheet to print, your reference for everything else.
8 muscle groups: chest, back, shoulders, arms, quads & glutes, calves, abs, lower back.
81 exercises ranked by build, each one showing who it's ideal for and who should avoid it.
8 detailed technique sheets: sets, reps, tempo, rest and execution.
3 ready-to-follow programs, one for each profile.
The rules to progress without getting hurt, week after week.
Print your assessment sheet and keep it in your gym bag, or open the guide on your phone between sets.
Beginner or advanced: you start where you are today.
Why $37?
Now, the price: $37.
And I know what you might be thinking. A plan built around my body for $37? What's the catch?
Fair question. A personal trainer often charges $50 or more per session to work through this kind of thing with you.
This isn't that. It's a guide, written once, that gives you the method to do it yourself, and it's yours for life.
No app, no subscription, no monthly fee. That's how I can keep it at $37.
Build my plan →$37 · paid once
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★★★★★
“The explanation of long femurs and squat mechanics was the part I found most interesting. It made the exercise variations easier to understand.”
Rachel KimPortland, OR · October 9, 2026
★★★★☆
“I appreciated that the guide separates what training can change from what comes down to bone structure. The language is straightforward.”
William BrooksHouston, TX · September 27, 2026
★★★★★
“The muscle-by-muscle format makes it easy to find a section without rereading the whole book. The exercise index is a useful addition.”
Thomas BennettSeattle, WA · October 14, 2026
★★★★★
“The Custom Workout Plan gave me more questions to ask about exercise selection instead of simply copying someone else’s routine.”
Olivia CarterAustin, TX · October 3, 2026
★★★★☆
“As a beginner, I found the glossary helpful. Some of the anatomy took a second read, but the examples made the concepts more approachable.”
James WalkerDenver, CO · September 19, 2026
★★★★★
“The arm-span assessment and pressing variations caught my attention. I liked seeing different options explained alongside each other.”
Sophie MitchellLondon, UK · October 11, 2026
★★★★★
“Having three sample programs made the guide feel more practical. It helped connect the assessment section with the session-planning section.”
Daniel HayesChicago, IL · September 30, 2026
★★★★☆
“The difference between mobility and body structure was explained clearly. I appreciated the emphasis on controlled movement rather than forcing a position.”
Emily ParkerToronto, Canada · October 6, 2026
★★★★★
“I liked the section on building a session around your profile. It offers a useful framework for discussing exercise choices with a coach.”
Marcus ReedAtlanta, GA · October 16, 2026
★★★★★
“The progression and training-log sections were easy to follow. I would have enjoyed a printable weekly tracker, but the overall structure is clear.”
Charlotte EvansSydney, Australia · September 23, 2026
★★★★☆
“A readable introduction to how proportions influence lifting. The exercise alternatives were my favorite part, especially the leg and back sections.”
Noah CollinsBoston, MA · October 1, 2026
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What if an exercise doesn't suit you?
Knees that don't love lunges. A back that complains on deadlifts.
For every muscle, the guide gives you alternatives, and one full program is designed for sensitive joints and a fragile lower back.
Questions I get a lot
“I'm a total beginner. Is this too much for me?”
No. The guide starts from the basics and explains everything simply. There's even a glossary at the end.
“I've been lifting for years. Will I learn anything?”
Yes. It's often after a few years, when you plateau or something starts to hurt, that this makes the biggest difference.
“Do I need equipment for the tests?”
A tape measure, a wall and a mirror. That's it. It takes about 30 minutes.
“Is it really custom, or a standard program?”
You build it yourself, from your own test results. Your proportions and your joints decide which exercises you keep and which program you follow.
“I train at home.”
The guide is mainly designed for the gym (barbells, dumbbells, machines), but many exercises work with dumbbells or bodyweight: push-ups, planks, Bulgarian split squats…
“When will I see results?”
Honestly? I can't give you a date, and I won't. It depends on where you start, how you sleep, how you eat and how consistent you are.
What I can give you is a plan that fits your body, so you finally feel the right muscle working.
That's also why you won't see before-and-after photos here. I'm not going to sell you someone else's body as a promise.
“Is there a subscription?”
No. You pay $37 once.
“How do I get it?”
Right after payment, on the confirmation page and by email. It's a PDF you can read on your phone, tablet or computer.
“Is it for everyone?”
It's for adults 18 and over. If you have an injury, ongoing pain or a medical condition, check with your doctor before you start.
And if you're looking for a two-week transformation, this isn't it.
Anything else? Write to me at support@the-launchpad.online.
So here's where we are.
You can keep copying other people's programs and hoping the next one is the one.
Or you can take 30 minutes to understand your body, and finally train with a plan built for it.
Tap the button, take your tests, and build your plan.
Build my plan →$37 · paid once
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Educational content, not medical advice. Check with your doctor before you start if you have an injury or a medical condition. For adults 18 and over.