202 reviews for RAVAGE
RAVAGE is an example program from Geoff Schofield's ebook: Resurrecting Your Gains: Finding Your Muscle Growth Formula.
The team at Boostcamp strongly recommends reading the ebook to learn evidence-based principles for training and nutrition, as well as to get the most out of the RAVAGE program. Audio-book is included.
RAVAGE is a 6X per week hypertrophy program for intermediate lifters. This is a toned down version of Geoff's own training routine that he's done for the past year to make massive gains.
Recommended Schedule
Monday - Legs
Tuesday - Torso
Wednesday - Bro Day
Thursday - Legs
Friday - Torso
Saturday - Bro Day
Sunday - Rest
Read more below on the detailed program guide.
Cayse Q.
Man, 293 weeks complete
1 year of prior experience
More than expected strength gains
As expected muscle gains
Super fun I never really liked training arms but it’s the beast
Henok
Man, 303 weeks complete
1 year of prior experience
As expected strength gains
As expected muscle gains
Really nice set of exercises, helped me hit some muscles I never worked, like the weighted neck flexion. I will be following this for the full 10 weeks!👍
Gavin D.
Man, 233 weeks complete
6 years of prior experience
More than expected strength gains
More than expected muscle gains
Program is really good legs got significantly stronger as well as arms my chest still needs work tho
Zachary S.
Man, 307 weeks complete
2 years of prior experience
As expected strength gains
As expected muscle gains
Started this one right after finishing the 3 day full body workout plan. This one will push you to your limits. Every session I’m drenched in sweat and am halfway through the program and have seen significant strength increase so far. Make sure your are getting enough carbs/proteins for recovery. I like the supersets and the workouts take about 45 min for me. Finish off with some light cardio to cool down
Trần N.
Man, 281 year of prior experience
As expected strength gains
As expected muscle gains
So how about some sets that doesn’t have RPE, how can I train it
Xander
Man2 years of prior experience
Less than expected strength gains
As expected muscle gains
I am a huge GVS fanboy. I also have lacking arms and a decent chest/back so I really enjoy this split. It's basically an Arnold split but you start with legs. Personally I don't think this makes a huge difference except you are pretty well rested for a leg day and it personally made me not skip legs anymore since I had a day off right before my first leg day. I loved pushing all of my sets beyond failure with prescribed "failure + partials" notes. I usually do this anyway but it was nice to know that I *have* to do it. Kind of pushed me even when I wasn't feeling it. I loved the Close-Grip Larsen press but it did not love me back. I literally gained 1 rep on my 2nd week and then lost that rep and never got it back. Same thing with incline curls and barbell back extensions. My triceps have had no problem gaining a lot of strength along with my quads. I also am a D1 hammer curls hater so it was nice to actually give them an honest effort and see it pay off. I started with 30lb DB x15 and ended with the 35x18. Pretty solid progress. I destroyed my wrist with straight inverted rows so reverse grip bench had to be swapped out for incline DB. Similar story as to why I don't do any wrist Flexion or extension. I wanted to swap out the barbell bench in general because I suddenly felt very weak on them while running this program even though previous to this I ran 2 cycles of Greg Nuckols bench program and gained 20lbs in my bench. As far as measurements ago... Again, I am cursed in my arms at 6'2 it makes it difficult to gain any size at all. But regardless I estimate I probably gained 1/8" on my arms overall the entire 10 weeks. I think I probably also gained 8ish lbs during it as well. Overall I have had a lot of fun and I see myself coming back to this another time. I have a couple more weeks left of this program. And my bulk and will probably choose something from another noble natty for my cut. Maybe something with more calisthenics to take advantage of my body weight going down. But I do see myself running this or mass impact on my next bulk.
Say H.
Man, 183 weeks complete
3 years of prior experience
As expected strength gains
As expected muscle gains
Love the program, a lot of work tho lol
Giacomo
Man, 294 weeks complete
8 years of prior experience
As expected strength gains
More than expected muscle gains
Surprisingly good! Half way through and I can visibly see a difference in how I look. Love the bro day as I never focused on arms. You have to add some progressive overload ab work cos the program doesn't have any. I discovered gvs through this and watching his videos and philosophy is an amazing addition to the program , especially the video where he shows this program and exercises, the comments on most exercises keep me focused to go the extra mile. GOATED, Recommend 👍
Gorgees A.
Man, 183 weeks complete
2 years of prior experience
As expected strength gains
As expected muscle gains
decent workout split, not a fan of supersets tho
John D.
Man, 323 weeks complete
8 years of prior experience
More than expected strength gains
More than expected muscle gains
Great program and is perfect for someone that is trying to lift on their lunch break.