P-Zero distills years of feedback on the GZCL Method and its many programs into a flexible weight training framework. This manual provides the concepts and example templates, Prototypes, for you to tailor to your needs, goals, and abilities. P-Zero is suitable for novice, intermediate, and advanced lifters.
While suitable for each, P-Zero itself is not a 'pure' bodybuilding or powerlifting program. Some people just want to become machines. This is where the reader-lifter fine tunes prototypes, making P-Zero their own. Turning themselves into the machine they envisioned, planned, then built rep after rep, set after set, pound after pound.
Included are example weekly lift schedules for full-body and split training, example 3-, 6-, 9-, and 12-week progressions, and in-depth guidance on including conditioning and cardio (gasp!) into your training.
nothing revolutionary if you are familiar with the Gczl system (which is great) but a new way to jacked n tanned, and to take it into the void. a possible addition could be more examples how to take the specialisation phases into other splits than full body, but it's pretty simple to tinker with yourself, and Cody has preached for a while about taking charge of your own training. I applied the method pretty seemless to a torso/limbs split. Great bang for the five bucks.