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Ripped Body Intermediate vs Ibiza Shreds

Both target intermediate bodybuilding, but Ripped Body is a compact five-day block while Ibiza Shreds runs a higher-frequency six-day rotation.

Ripped Body Intermediate Bodybuilding
Ripped Body Intermediate Bodybuilding
Joe Delaney Ibiza Shreds
Joe Delaney Ibiza Shreds
Supports progression engine

Ripped Body Intermediate Bodybuilding

A four-week, five-day intermediate block with 8/7/6 compound waves, accessory double progression, and a deload.

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Joe Delaney Ibiza Shreds

A six-day, ten-week upper/lower bodybuilding rotation with controlled RPE progression.

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How Ripped Body and Ibiza Shreds differ

Compare a short 8/7/6 compound wave and deload with a longer upper/lower bodybuilding rotation driven by RPE.

Criteria
Ripped Body Intermediate Bodybuilding
Joe Delaney Ibiza Shreds
Primary focus
Hypertrophy
Hypertrophy
Typical level
Intermediate
Intermediate
Training frequency
Training days per week: 5
Training days per week: 6
Program length
Program length in weeks: 4
Program length in weeks: 10

Compare the weekly shape

The lines show planned work sets across the stored weeks, while the timelines make each program’s length easy to scan.

Weekly volume comparison

planned work sets

Program length

Ripped Body Intermediate Bodybuilding

4

weeks

Joe Delaney Ibiza Shreds

10

weeks

Ripped Body gives you a bounded four-week block

The compound rep wave and week-four deload make it easy to plan as a focused mesocycle.

Ibiza Shreds offers more weekly exposures

Six sessions spread upper, lower, and arm emphasis across the week for lifters who enjoy frequent training.

Consider recovery needs

Choose the compact block if you need a clear reset, or the six-day rotation if you recover well and want more gym exposure.

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