Kaelan Jones

Phase 2: Virtus

Phase 2: Virtus

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The Virtus 4-Week Strength Cycle follows a conjugate training approach, emphasizing maximal strength, dynamic effort, and repetition effort to develop well-rounded athleticism. This method allows for continuous progress by cycling intensity and volume while improving absolute strength, speed, and muscular endurance. “Strength is the foundation; Virtus is the resolve to endure”.

Goal:
Strength
Functional, Cardio, Sports, Full Body
4 weeks program 3 days/week 45-60 mins
Level:
Intermediate
Goal:
Strength
Functional, Cardio, Sports, Full Body
4 weeks program 3 days/week 45-60 mins
Level:
Intermediate

Workouts

Wk. 1 | D1 (Full Body)
Wk. 1 | D1 (Full Body)
5.0
Gym, Athletic Performance, Full Body, Functional, Intermediate, Strength
Wk. 1 | D2 (Upper Body)
Wk. 1 | D2 (Upper Body)
5.0
Wk. 1 | D3 (Lower Body)
Wk. 1 | D3 (Lower Body)
5.0
Wk. 2 | D1 (Full Body)
Wk. 2 | D1 (Full Body)
5.0
Athletic Performance, Functional, Full Body, Strength
Wk. 2 | D2 (Upper Body)
Wk. 2 | D2 (Upper Body)
5.0
Love this app!!! Every workout is challenging and I've had amazing results
Carrie
Beautiful, user friendly app. truly enjoying having quick access to workouts. makes reaching my goal of daily movement much easier.
Laura
Clear, straightforward, focused workouts that are enjoyable and effective
Jess

Need to see it to believe?

“Yea - well all the training has gotten me better at all of my dicsciplines. I’ve got my handicap down to it’s lowest, my biking (surprisingly) is stronger than ever, and my jui jitsu will continue to Improve. Really appreciate the help. My shoulder and lats are feeling especially strengthened after this last series “
Vince
“The best coach! Thank you for always pushing me and bringing out the best in me 🦾📈💙”
Istela N. - UFC Fighter
“Yea - well all the training has gotten me better at all of my dicsciplines. I’ve got my handicap down to it’s lowest, my biking (surprisingly) is stronger than ever, and my jui jitsu will continue to Improve. Really appreciate the help. My shoulder and lats are feeling especially strengthened after this last series “
Vince

App Features

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Notes & Logging
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Streaks
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About Kaelan Jones

Online personal trainer

My goal is to empower individuals to unlock their full potential through personalized strength and conditioning coaching. With a passion for health, wellness, and performance, my mission is to guide and support clients and athletes alike on their journeys to enhance performance and prevent injury. By providing tailored training programs, expert guidance, and ongoing motivation, I aim to help combat athletes and enthusiasts alike to building strength, improving athletic performance, and enhancing movement quality.

Frequently asked questions

What is Maximal Strength?
Maximal strength is the highest amount of force a person can produce in a single effort, like lifting the heaviest weight possible for one repetition. It’s your absolute strength limit, often tested in exercises like squats, deadlifts, or bench presses.
What are Eccentrics?
Eccentrics are the part of a movement where a muscle lengthens under tension, like lowering a weight slowly. Think of a rubber band—when you stretch it out, it stores energy before snapping back. Your muscles do the same during eccentric movements, controlling resistance before powering back up.
1-Rep Max Testing?
This may seem like a scary procedure, but to help you navigate — Here is a fundamental step-by-step process I use with clients and athletes alike: • Start incremental warm-up sets (2 - 3 sets) • Either perform slow, eccentric movements (:05 seconds) or fast, explosive movements (3-5 reps) • Give yourself anywhere from 1:00 - 3:00 minutes to recover • Use a belt when you start progressing heavier • Record yourself to analyze where you were strongest (or weakest)

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