See the T1, T2, and T3 tiers
Keep the main lift, supplemental work, and accessories together in each session.
Intermediate strength and size
Preview the 12-week, four-day upper/lower template, then log its T1, T2, and T3 work in IronFlow.

[Fit check]
Plan profile: Level Intermediate · Focus Strength · Training days per week: 4. Confirm the schedule and equipment below before starting.
Training level: Intermediate · Plan focus: Strength · Training days per week: 4
This plan may not match your schedule or training needs. Training days per week: 4 · Equipment: Barbell, Dumbbell, Cable, Machine, Bodyweight
[Plan at a glance]
A free 12-week template based on the community spreadsheet structure. How to use: 1. Train four days per week on an upper/lower split. 2. T1 work starts with a rep-max exposure and back-off work, followed by three T2 and three T3 movements. 3. The six-week wave moves from 10RM work toward a 1RM test, then repeats for the second block. 4. Keep T2 and T3 work around RPE 8 and stop accessory sets before technique breaks down. Progression: - Update T1 training maxes after each six-week block and repeat the wave with the new maxes. - Progress T2 lifts through 6-8 reps and T3 lifts through 12-20 reps. - The original spreadsheet is flexible about exercise selection; this import uses a balanced default menu.
[Plan shape]
See how many planned work sets each week contains and how the block is paced over time.
Planned work sets from the stored plan
Each block represents one planned week
[What is GZCL Jacked & Tan 2.0?]
GZCL Jacked & Tan 2.0 is a 12-week intermediate program with four upper/lower sessions per week. Its two six-week blocks combine T1 main lifts, T2 supplemental work, and T3 accessories.
[Why IronFlow for Jacked & Tan 2.0?]
Keep the main lift, supplemental work, and accessories together in each session.
Follow the stored wave from 10RM work toward a test, then repeat the block after updating T1 training maxes manually.
The original spreadsheet allows exercise choices; this IronFlow template uses a balanced default menu.
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[Day-by-day schedule]
Every exercise below comes from the built-in plan stored in the app.
Quads
T1 main lift: work up to a technically strong 10RM, then complete 3 back-off sets at 70% of the training max.
Hamstrings
T2 supplemental lift: 3x6-8 at about RPE 8. Add load after reaching the top of the rep range.
Quads
T2 supplemental lift: 3x6-8 at about RPE 8. Add load after reaching the top of the rep range.
Hamstrings
T2 supplemental lift: 3x6-8 at about RPE 8. Add load after reaching the top of the rep range.
Back
T3 accessory lift: 3x12-20 at about RPE 8. Keep reps controlled and add load after reaching the top of the range.
Calves
T3 accessory lift: 3x12-20 at about RPE 8. Keep reps controlled and add load after reaching the top of the range.
Abs
T3 accessory lift: 3x12-20 at about RPE 8. Keep reps controlled and add load after reaching the top of the range.
Chest
T1 main lift: work up to a technically strong 10RM, then complete 3 back-off sets at 70% of the training max.
Shoulders
T2 supplemental lift: 3x6-8 at about RPE 8. Add load after reaching the top of the rep range.
Back
T2 supplemental lift: 3x6-8 at about RPE 8. Add load after reaching the top of the rep range.
Triceps
T2 supplemental lift: 3x6-8 at about RPE 8. Add load after reaching the top of the rep range.
Shoulders
T3 accessory lift: 3x12-20 at about RPE 8. Keep reps controlled and add load after reaching the top of the range.
Triceps
T3 accessory lift: 3x12-20 at about RPE 8. Keep reps controlled and add load after reaching the top of the range.
Biceps
T3 accessory lift: 3x12-20 at about RPE 8. Keep reps controlled and add load after reaching the top of the range.
Hamstrings
T1 main lift: work up to a technically strong 10RM, then complete 3 back-off sets at 70% of the training max.
Quads
T2 supplemental lift: 3x6-8 at about RPE 8. Add load after reaching the top of the rep range.
Back
T2 supplemental lift: 3x6-8 at about RPE 8. Add load after reaching the top of the rep range.
Quads
T2 supplemental lift: 3x6-8 at about RPE 8. Add load after reaching the top of the rep range.
Back
T3 accessory lift: 3x12-20 at about RPE 8. Keep reps controlled and add load after reaching the top of the range.
Hamstrings
T3 accessory lift: 3x12-20 at about RPE 8. Keep reps controlled and add load after reaching the top of the range.
Abs
T3 accessory lift: 3x12-20 at about RPE 8. Keep reps controlled and add load after reaching the top of the range.
Shoulders
T1 main lift: work up to a technically strong 10RM, then complete 3 back-off sets at 70% of the training max.
Triceps
T2 supplemental lift: 3x6-8 at about RPE 8. Add load after reaching the top of the rep range.
Back
T2 supplemental lift: 3x6-8 at about RPE 8. Add load after reaching the top of the rep range.
Chest
T2 supplemental lift: 3x6-8 at about RPE 8. Add load after reaching the top of the rep range.
Back
T3 accessory lift: 3x12-20 at about RPE 8. Keep reps controlled and add load after reaching the top of the range.
Shoulders
T3 accessory lift: 3x12-20 at about RPE 8. Keep reps controlled and add load after reaching the top of the range.
Biceps
T3 accessory lift: 3x12-20 at about RPE 8. Keep reps controlled and add load after reaching the top of the range.
[Progression contract]
When it changes
at the end of the stored block · by your logged decision
What changes
The stored schedule carries the planned week-to-week changes.
After success or failure
Use the source guidance to decide whether to advance, hold, or repeat.
Deloads
No separate deload or taper is encoded in this plan.
[FAQ]
The IronFlow template has four sessions per week on an upper/lower split, across a 12-week plan.
The template organizes main lifts as T1, supplemental lifts as T2, and accessory work as T3. Its default exercise menu is one implementation of a spreadsheet that allows exercise selection.
No. The six-week block and its manual T1 training-max update are represented in the program details. T2 and T3 rep ranges are recorded in the template; check your source version for its full progression instructions.
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