AI bodybuilding coach

Your AI bodybuilding coach

A hypertrophy plan built to grow: a proper split, sensible periodization, and real progression models — double progression, RIR and intensity techniques — that adapt as you log.

Programming that actually builds muscle

Your coach builds a structured split with enough frequency and volume per muscle group to grow, periodized across weeks with planned recovery so you keep progressing instead of grinding into a wall.

Exercise selection respects your equipment and experience, and every block has a clear purpose your coach explains.

Real progression, not just 'add weight'

Progression is driven by a model, not a guess: double progression to earn the top of a rep range before adding load, RIR to keep intensity honest, and intensity techniques where they fit. You can co-author the approach with your coach in plain language, and the plan re-tunes around your choice.

Home gym or full gym

Training with a full rack or a pair of dumbbells at home, your plan is built around what you have — with substitutions that keep the movement pattern and training effect intact.

Preview before you commit

See your first weeks day by day — sessions, exercises, sets, reps and how to progress each lift — and your coach's reasoning. Activate when it looks right.

Frequently asked questions

What split will I get?
A split matched to your goal, experience and training days — with the frequency and volume per muscle group needed to drive growth, chosen by your coach.
Can I train at home?
Yes. The plan is built around your equipment, with substitutions that preserve the training effect when something isn't available.
How does progression work?
Through real models — double progression, RIR-based intensity and intensity techniques — guided by what you actually log, with planned recovery weeks so you keep progressing.
Is it free?
Yes, GetMyCoach is free during early access.
Free early access

Start building muscle

Pick a bodybuilding coach and preview your hypertrophy plan — free during early access.