X3 Bar 12-Week
Program Preview
An inside look at the transformative muscle-building program followed by over 300,000 X3 users worldwide.
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The One System and Program You Need to Transform Your Body
Our workout program is available only to customers. We noticed “competitors” were copying the X3 12-week program and nutrition guide and using them, word for word, as accompanying documentation for their low-quality products.
We have heard hundreds of stories about people buying cheap resistance band bars or resistance band packages and performing X3 Bar workouts with them, only to injure themselves (sometimes seriously).
To enjoy the benefits tens of thousands of people have experienced with X3, you must use the right equipment. X3 is the product of years of research, testing, and development.
Intro and Best Practices
Weights overload joints and underload muscle. In our program intro video, Dr. Jaquish explains why weightlifting is a terrible stimulus for muscle growth and poses a more effective and sustainable way to burn fat, build muscle, and optimize hormones. That way is variable resistance.
Throughout the program, Dr. Jaquish explains how the X3 System works and walks through studied and proven principles that will transform your physique. Plus, he offers valuable nutrition insights to help you on your journey.
X3 12-Week Program Roadmap
In our program roadmap, we review a few factors that are critical to your success with X3 at each stage of the journey. The program is broken up into two parts: Week 1–4 and Week 5–12.
Our program follows a classic push-pull split. This allows for optimal muscle growth and recovery.
Push Day
On the X3 Push Day you’ll perform:
Pull Day
On the X3 Pull Day you’ll perform:
Week 1 – 4
| Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 | Day 5 | Day 6 | Day 7 |
| Push Day | Pull Day | Rest | Push Day | Pull Day | Rest | Rest |
Before you start, you will learn a few foundational principles of X3. This includes variable resistance, number of repetitions, and number of sets. Your first four weeks will include four days of activity and three days of rest.
This will help your body acclimate to a new stimulus and new training method that requires you to take the muscles to complete fatigue (something that is virtually impossible with weights).
Week 5 – 12
| Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 | Day 5 | Day 6 | Day 7 |
| Push Day | Pull Day | Push Day | Pull Day | Push Day | Pull Day | Rest |
Starting with week five, you will transition to working out six times a week. Your body should be ready for this level of activity after four weeks of X3 workouts. In weeks 5–8, you will focus on three key principles: constant tension, diminishing range, and complete fatigue.
By applying these critical principles, you will take your workouts—and muscle gains—to a whole new level. As you progress, you can replace standard squats with split squats, which isolate one leg at a time for maximum fatigue and growth. We recommend adding in the pec crossover as well. This will help build up the pectoral muscles.
Variations
As you progress into Week 5, you may begin incorporating these two movements in your Push Day workouts.
After completing week 8 of the program, you will learn about breath control and the power of the stabilization firing.
Maximize X3 Results With the Proper Nutrition Plan
In order to get the most out of the X3 variable resistance training system, you will need to optimize your diet. The X3 Nutrition Program offers paths that align with your specific goals and dietary preferences.
Through evidence-based nutrition, the sky is the limit as you set out to build the body of your dreams.
After the 12-Week Program
What happens next? After your first 12 weeks, the real journey begins.
Dr. Jaquish walks you through steps for staying consistent and continuously improving your results with X3.