You go to the gym, but you decide what to do once you're already standing there.
Every training day has a written session waiting. You open it and do what it says.
12 weeks · gym or home
I wasted about two years guessing in there. This is the 12-week plan I wish someone had handed me, built around your goal, your schedule and your equipment.
Boeshi is the guy in the photos. He was the before photo too, scroll down.
Who made this
I started out taking bathroom mirror selfies with no idea what I was doing, and I wasted about two years guessing. Everything in this program is what actually worked, without the wasted years.
Tap any of these to play. They're muted and they don't load until you ask.
Is this you
If you nodded at any of these, this is exactly what the program is for.
You go to the gym, but you decide what to do once you're already standing there.
Every training day has a written session waiting. You open it and do what it says.
You've been lifting roughly the same weights for months and you look about the same.
The plan adds reps or weight every week on purpose, so you're always slightly ahead of last week.
You don't know how much to eat, so you either eat everything or you barely eat.
You get a calorie range and a protein number from your own bodyweight, and logging a meal takes a few taps.
You start strong, miss a week, and then never go back.
Missing days doesn't reset anything. You pick up at the next session and keep going.
You bought a program before and never opened the PDF again.
This isn't a PDF. It's an app that shows today's workout, logs your sets and remembers them.
You're a beginner and every program you find looks like it's written for a bodybuilder.
Weeks 1 to 4 are deliberately light. You learn the lifts before anything gets heavy.
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Inside the app
Nothing here is a mockup. This is the thing that opens on your phone after you buy.
Tap into it, log each set as you do it, and the app saves your weights so next week you know exactly what to beat.
Your calories and protein come from your own bodyweight. Log a meal in a few taps, or photograph your fridge and get something you can cook from what's in there.
Week 1 sits next to right now, so you can see what changed instead of trying to remember.






Your week
Tell it how many days you can train and the whole week changes shape. This is week 5 of the 12, straight out of the program. Tap a day to see the actual session.
Monday · Week 5 of 12
Weeks 1 to 4 build technique. Weeks 5 to 8 add volume. Weeks 9 to 11 get heavy. Week 12 is a deload so you're not fried.
Six or seven exercises with real rest times written in. Nobody has three hours and neither do I.
Tell it what equipment you have and it swaps the exercises for ones you can actually do.
Last week's weights show up next to this week's, so progressing isn't a memory test.
How it starts
You can do the first two right now without paying or giving an email.
About two minutes. Your goal, your weight, how many days a week you can train and what equipment you've got.
Your split, your calories, your protein target and the 12-week outline, all shown to you before there's any payment screen.
Open the app, do today's session, log your sets. That's the loop. Do it enough times and the photos change.
Receipts
Every thumbnail below is one of his own videos. Go watch them and decide for yourself whether the guy trains.
Nothing in here is something he quit doing once it started selling.
Pricing
The 12-week course is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. Pick how much help you want with it.
Starter
The full 12-week program. You run it on your own and it's yours forever.
One-time payment · about $8 a week across the 12 weeks
Pro
The program, plus the weekly calls and a group that notices when you go quiet.
One-time payment · about $16 a week across the 12 weeks
Elite
Direct access to Boeshi, one on one. For people who are actually locked in.
One-time payment · about $41 a week across the 12 weeks
Swipe to compare the three →
Buy it, use it, and if it isn't for you, email us within 30 days and you get your money back. You don't have to send progress photos or explain yourself. The full terms are on the refund page.
If you want to keep the calendar, community and weekly calls going after the 12 weeks, membership is $20 a month or $149 a year. You never need it to run the program you bought, and you're not signed up for it by buying the course.
Side by side
Not a dig at anyone. This is just what a spreadsheet or a PDF can't do.
Swipe the table sideways →
| What matters | Epic Sigma Guide | A PDF or spreadsheet |
|---|---|---|
| Knowing what to do today | ✓ Today's session is on the home screen | ✕ You scroll and find your own row |
| Getting stronger over 12 weeks | ✓ Reps and load step up every week by design | ✕ Same numbers on week 1 and week 10 |
| Remembering last week's weights | ✓ Saved automatically as you log | ✕ Notes app, if you remembered |
| Food | ✓ Calorie and protein targets from your bodyweight, plus meal logging | ✕ Usually sold separately |
| Training at home instead | ✓ Exercises swap for the equipment you have | ✕ One version, take it or leave it |
| Seeing the whole thing first | ✓ Your full plan is shown before you pay | ✕ Pay, then find out |
| Changing your mind | ✓ 30-day money-back guarantee | ✕ Depends who you bought it from |
Member results
We just launched, so there are no member transformations yet. Real ones go here with names on them when people send them in. Stock photos and made-up quotes would be easy, and they would also be lying.
Until then the only transformation on this page is Boeshi's own, and those videos are all still up on his channels.
FAQ
If something isn't here, the quiz is free and you can just go look at what you'd get.
A 12-week training program written around your answers, calorie and protein targets based on your bodyweight, exercise demos, nutrition and mindset lessons, and the app that runs all of it and logs your sets. Pro and Elite add the community, the weekly calls and direct access on top.
No. The first four weeks are deliberately light and are about learning the lifts with good form. Every exercise has a demo, and the app tells you the sets, reps and rest for each one.
Yes. You tell it what equipment you have during the quiz, including bodyweight only, and it picks exercises you can actually do. You can change that later if your setup changes.
Six or seven exercises, usually 45 to 60 minutes including the written rest times. If you only have three days a week, the plan is built as full-body sessions instead.
The 12-week course is a one-time payment and it stays yours. There's a separate optional membership at $20 a month or $149 a year for the ongoing community and calls, and buying the course does not sign you up for it.
Nothing resets and nothing gets locked. You come back and do the next session. Everyone misses days, including Boeshi.
Yes, and you don't need an email to start. The quiz shows you your split, your calorie range, your protein target and the 12-week outline before any payment screen appears.
You have 30 days from purchase. Email us inside that window and you get a full refund. You don't have to send photos or prove you tried. The exact terms are on the refund page.
Yes. The quiz asks your goal, bodyweight and training days, and the program is built from those. The lifts and the way you progress them are the same either way.
It's his program and his training. On Pro you get him on the weekly calls and in the Q&A. On Elite there are a limited number of 1-on-1 slots, which is why they're limited.
Last thing
Answer the questions, look at what you'd be getting, then decide. If you buy it and it turns out not to be for you, you've got 30 days to get your money back.