Sound Familiar?
You've been following the same PPL split for six months and your bench hasn't moved. You downloaded a program from Reddit but it doesn't account for your equipment or schedule. You know progressive overload matters, but you're not sure if you're actually doing it right.
You're not lazy. You're not unmotivated. You show up consistently. But something isn't clicking. The problem isn't your effort — it's your programming. Generic programs don't know when to push harder, when to back off, or how to keep your body adapting.
That's exactly why we built MySetPlan. It's a workout plan that learns where you are and takes you where you want to go — with the kind of intelligent periodization that used to require a personal coach.
How It Works
Take the 2-Minute Quiz
Tell us your goals, equipment, and schedule.
Get Your Custom Plan
Built specifically for your situation.
Train With Confidence
Follow the plan. See real progress.
What's In Your Muscle Building Plan
Your plan starts with the big lifts — squats, bench, deadlifts, rows — then adds accessories that target your weak points. Every month, the plan evolves so you're never doing the same thing long enough to plateau.
Based on your quiz answers, we build a training split optimized for your schedule. Whether you can train 3, 4, or 5 days per week, you get a program that maximizes your available time without burning you out.
Progressive overload isn't something you have to figure out. We track what you should be lifting and adjust weights, reps, or volume automatically. Monthly periodization cycles through accumulation, intensification, and deload phases — the same approach used by competitive strength athletes.
Your plan is equipment-aware. Tell us what you have access to and we build around it. No more skipping exercises because they require machines you don't have.
Your Week at a Glance
A sample of what your personalized plan looks like
What Makes This Plan Different
Adapts Monthly
Your plan evolves as you progress
Built for Your Equipment
Gym, home, or minimal setup
Progressive Overload Built In
Your plan gets harder at the right time
Recovery Optimized
Smart rest day placement
Takes 45-60 Min
Efficient sessions, no time wasted
Science-Backed
Based on proven training principles
Who This Plan Is For
This plan is built for people who already go to the gym but aren't seeing the results they expected. You don't need a beginner program — you need a program that's smarter than what you've been doing. If you've been training for 3+ months and want to break through a plateau, add lean muscle, or finally follow a plan that progresses intelligently, this is it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Free programs are one-size-fits-all. They don't know your equipment, schedule, or progress. MySetPlan builds your plan around your answers and adapts it monthly based on proven periodization principles.
No. When you take the quiz, you tell us what equipment you have. Your plan is built around it — gym, home, or minimal setup. We work with whatever you've got.
Each month your plan adjusts — heavier weights, more volume, or new exercise variations based on established training science. You never have to figure out what to change on your own.
Most sessions are 45-60 minutes. Efficient enough for a lunch break, thorough enough to see real results. No two-hour gym sessions required.
Yes. No contracts, no commitments. Cancel in one click from your dashboard. You keep access until the end of your billing period.
Check out our Beginner Workout Plan — it's designed specifically for people just getting started. Once you build your foundation, you can transition to this program.
Muscle Building Resources
Master the science of muscle growth with our comprehensive training guides.
Progressive Overload Guide
The complete guide to building muscle through progression
Progressive Overload at Home
Build muscle with limited equipment
Progressive Overload for Beginners
Start progressing safely from day one
Rep Ranges for Muscle Growth
What the research says about optimal reps
Sets Per Muscle Group
How much volume you actually need
Best PPL Split
Complete Push/Pull/Legs program
Upper/Lower vs PPL
Which split builds more muscle?
Optimal Workout Duration
How long your sessions should last
Deload Weeks Explained
Why training less makes you stronger
Signs of Overtraining
How to know when to back off