Program Overview
The Mass Program is a high-volume strength training plan designed to increase the cross-sectional area (size) of your fast twitch muscle fibers. This is a critical adaptation for long-term development of club head speed. Larger fast twitch fibers make you stronger and more explosive.
This program uses a form of cluster sets that differs from typical set-and-rep schemes. This structure allows you to complete a high volume of training while reducing intra-set fatigue and using more weight than traditional hypertrophy methods. The goal is to stimulate muscle growth while minimising excessive fatigue and muscle damage that can negatively affect explosive activity, like the golf swing.
Weights in the 60–85% of 1RM range are used for the primary exercises, with a large emphasis on a high volume of stimulating sets — the key driver of muscle fiber growth.
This program is not suitable for beginners. It is HARD! You need a reasonable strength training background and familiarity with the main barbell and dumbbell lifts.
Before starting, I strongly recommend completing the 2-week Mass Prep Program. The prep workouts include all the main movements at lower volume so you can learn the patterns, select sensible starting weights, and reduce the risk of excessive soreness or injury. If you skip the preparation phase, extreme soreness is almost guaranteed, and injury risk is unnecessarily high.
Users commonly report gaining muscle and losing fat simultaneously while following this program.
Primary Goals
Key Points
Best for golfers who already lift consistently
Strongly recommended to complete the Mass Prep Program first
Ideal for the off-season, or periods when golf performance is not the main priority
High-volume program requiring good recovery habits
Works extremely well before starting the Force program
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No. The volume and loading are too high for inexperienced trainees.
2 weeks. Complete each prep workout once per week on non-consecutive days.
Yes, probably.. Skipping Mass Prep usually results in excessive soreness that interferes with training and golf. It’s critical to follow the weight selection guidelines in the program details.
It can be done, but is not recommended if you’re practicing or playing a lot. The workload is best suited to the off-season.
I recommend moving on to Force, which uses heavier loading and lower volume to maximise strength gains.
Yes. All programs can be combined with speed training. The Mass Program produces significant fatigue, which can make speed gains more difficult during the cycle. The long-term adaptations are extremely beneficial and usually show up strongly when volume is reduced after Mass is complete.
Fit For Golf App Reviews
Over 9 months, I’ve completed the Mass Prep, Mass, Force, and Velocity programs—and the results have been remarkable. My driver speed has gone from about 102 mph to 110+mph, with carries increasing from 255 to over 270 yards. My handicap dropped from 8.7 to 6.2, and my ball striking is far more consistent.
Since using the app I have, Increased my lean mass by 8kg / 18lbs. Increased my average club head speed from 97mph to 110mph. Lowered my handicap from 24 to 14. Had zero injuries.
This is the best app on the market and I have no doubt I will make further gains. Thanks for answering questions I’ve had so quickly!
Since I started I have gotten much stronger and lost 50 pounds. I don’t need pain meds for joint and back pain anymore. I have seen an increase in my swing speed and hitting the ball about 10 yards farther. I have more energy and don’t feel tired at the end of a round.
