Missions

Learn to fly.

Start Sequence

The Start Sequence teaches you the Heavy Meta method: three programs, in order.

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Missions

Missions are finite deployments: one objective, a defined duration, an end.

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Start Sequence · Completed in order

Every member starts here.

Three programs, completed in sequence, that teach you how we train — so when you reach Open Space, you know how to fly.

01 First Contact
Stage 1Introduction to the method

First Contact

Where the method is introduced. The movements, the standards, the language — the rhythm of training that everything after this builds on.

4 weeks Basic gym · scalable
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02 Escape Velocity
Stage 2Building working capacity

Escape Velocity

Thirty-seven sessions that build working capacity while teaching the concepts behind it — pacing, efficiency, fatigue, real strength — one idea at a time.

10 weeks Standard gym
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03 Free Fall
Stage 3Transition to self-directed training

Free Fall

The hands come off the controls. Structured sessions give way to guided choice — by the end, you're navigating Open Space on your own instruments.

6 weeks Standard gym
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Missions · Finite & directed

One objective. A start. An end.

Missions are finite. Each one targets a single adaptation with a defined start, a defined end, and a defined objective. You launch, you execute, you come back stronger than you left.

The Quest for the Hypertrophy
ObjectiveGrowing lean tissue

The Quest for the Hypertrophy

A twelve-week pursuit of lean mass — hypertrophy trained with intent, not vanity. Volume with a storyline.

12 weeks Full gym · barbell · DB/KB
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The Quest II
ObjectiveThe second ascent

The Quest II

The second season: heavier questions, harder answers. Ten weeks that pick up where the first Quest left off.

10 weeks Full gym · barbell · DB/KB
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MIL_SEL
ObjectiveMilitary selection preparation

MIL_SEL

Selection prep: rucking, running, and capacity under load — nine blocks built against military selection standards. Do not take it lightly.

9 weeks Ruck · run route · gym
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Groundwork
ObjectiveS&C for BJJ & combat athletes

Groundwork

Strength and conditioning built around the grappler's week — get stronger and harder to kill without wrecking your mat time.

20 weeks Standard gym · mat time
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Endurance
ObjectiveGym-based aerobic development

Endurance

Aerobic development without leaving the gym — thirteen weeks of engine work: long efforts, pacing, and the patience to hold output.

13 weeks Erg / bike · standard gym
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More missions inbound

Strength. Capacity. Workspace — a mobility-specific track. New missions join the manifest over time; each follows the same template: one objective, a duration, equipment requirements.