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ARMageddon - arm specialization (4-5X/week)

Hypertrophy Coach

Coach
Joe Bennett

If you want arms like Phil Heath, you’ll need his parents and his genetics.

But if you want your arms to be as big as they can be, ARMageddon is designed to get you there.

This is an arm-specialization training block built around high-frequency, intelligent volume, efficient exercise selection and a push / pull / lower hybrid structure that prioritizes arm growth without compromising the rest of your physique.

No junk volume. No random exercises.

Just focused programming for lifters who need their arms to catch up.

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Train Arms More Often — The Right Way
To grow, arms need strategic frequency, but only when volume and exercise selection are managed properly. This program allows you to train arms multiple times per week while still recovering and progressing.
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Push / Pull / Lower Hybrid Structure
This isn’t an “arm day only” program. Push, pull, and lower sessions are structured to **support arm growth**, not interfere with it.
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No Junk Volume
Every exercise, set, and rep range has a purpose. You won’t find fluff, pump-chasing nonsense, or random supersets thrown in just to feel tired.
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Built-In Logbook
Progression is planned — not guessed. Track all your lifts, and reference at a tap you’re lifetime lift history.
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For those Who Need Arms to Catch Up
If your arms lag behind your torso, this program puts them where they belong — at the top of the priority list.
Features
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Programming 5 days per week
4/5 days per week training sessions.
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Exercise Video Guidance
Instructional videos to guide your practice and make execution easy
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Delivered through TrainHeroic
Sweating over a lifeless PDF is so last year. Your coach will push you harder, know you better, and keep you going longer, all through an app.
Equipment
Required
Barbells and dumbbells
Recommended
Commercial gym equipment required
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Sample Week
Week 1 of 12-week program
Sunday
Push (required)

A

Incline DB Press

2 x 8

B

Roller Cable Flys

8, 12

C

High Incline Smith Press

2 x 8

D

Lying Cuff Lateral Raises

8, 12

E

Seated Cable Cross Extension

8, 12

F

RDL

2 x 8

Monday
Pull (required)

A

Chest Supported Tbar Row

2 x 8

B

Neutral Grip Machine Pull Down

2 x 8

C

Cable Rear Delts

8, 12

D

Single Arm Machine Preacher Curls

8, 8, 12

E

Incline Cable Curl

8, 12

Tuesday
Legs (required)

A

Seated Leg Curl

2 x 8

B

Quad Dominant Heel Elevated Squats

2 x 8

C

Lying Leg Curls

3 x 8

D

Leg Press

8, 8, 12

E

Hip Loaded Calf Raise

8, 8, 12

Wednesday
Arms (required)

A1

Cross Cable Triceps Extensions

8, 12

A2

DB Preacher Curls

2 x 8

B1

Smith JM Press

2 x 8

B2

Dumbbell Hammer Curls

2 x 8

C1

Wrist Extensions

2 x 8

C2

Wrist Curls

2 x 8

Friday
Arms/upper/calves (optional)

A1

Seated Overhead Rope Extension

2 x 8

A2

High Supinating Cable Curls

2 x 8

B1

Wide Grip Pullups

2 x 8

B2

Dips

2 x 8

C

Standing Calf

2 x 8

Coach
coach-avatar Joe Bennett

Olympian Coach | Educator | 20+ years of coaching experience I’ve coached thousands of lifters and competitors and specialize in building muscle through intelligent programming — not guesswork. ARMageddon reflects how I actually program arm specialization phases in the real world.

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What are you waiting for?

If your arms have been stuck for years, doing more random curls isn’t the answer. Train them more often, more intelligently, and with a clear plan. ARMageddon is that plan.

Get ARMageddon - arm specialization (4-5X/week)
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FAQs
Who is this program best for?
Intermediate to advanced lifters whose arms are lagging behind and who can train 4–5 days per week.
Is this a full-body program?
It’s a push / pull / lower hybrid with a strong emphasis on arm hypertrophy.
Can beginners use this program?
This program is not recommended for beginners. A base level of training experience is required.
Do I need a full gym?
Yes. Barbells and dumbbells are required, and access to machines is highly recommended for best results.
ARMageddon - arm specialization (4-5X/week)