Missions

Learn to train.

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.