Use in FirstRep email-sequence

Welcome Email

This section sets the tone for the onboarding experience and introduces key concepts in powerbuilding.

Hi [Name],
Powerbuilding combines strength and hypertrophy...

Goal Setting

Setting specific goals is crucial for balancing strength and hypertrophy.

What are your strength goals?
What are your hypertrophy goals?
Select your target date for achieving these goals

Program Overview

An overview of the training program structure to manage fatigue and track progress.

Guidelines for training volume and intensity.

Nutrition Basics

Nutrition plays a key role in supporting strength and hypertrophy.

Enter your daily caloric intake
What macronutrient ratios do you plan to follow?

Fatigue Management

Strategies to manage fatigue from dual demands of strength and hypertrophy.

Describe your recovery protocols.

Progress Tracking

Tracking progress is essential to see results in both strength and aesthetics.

Resources and Support

Provide resources for further learning and support.

List of recommended books for powerbuilding.
Links to online communities for support.

Why Use This Template

Integrate Strength and Hypertrophy

This onboarding sequence helps you effectively blend strength training with hypertrophy for optimal results.

How to Use

1

Read each email carefully and fill out the fields to define your goals.

Customization Tips

  1. Adjust the greeting to match the client’s personality.
  2. Include personal anecdotes to make the emails more relatable.
  3. Tailor the program overview based on the client's experience level.
  4. Provide specific examples of effective nutrition plans.
  5. Incorporate client feedback to refine future emails.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is powerbuilding?

Powerbuilding is a training style that combines powerlifting and bodybuilding principles to improve both strength and muscle size.

How often should I train?

Most powerbuilders train 4-6 times a week, balancing compound and isolation work.