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A program organises training into weeks, days, exercises, and working sets, then drives the next workout shown on the Home tab. Choose a built-in template when its schedule and progression model fit your goal. Import a spreadsheet or build a custom program when you already have a plan to follow.

Key takeaways

  • IronLedger includes guided builders for eight established program structures.
  • Review the days, exercises, training values, and progression summary before activation.
  • Imported and custom programs are better fits when you already have a specific plan.
  • Some catalogue and adaptive-progression features require Strength Pro; core logging does not.
IronLedger program setup screen with import, pre-built template, and custom program options

Choose a template, import a spreadsheet, or build a custom program.

Which built-in templates are available?

IronLedger includes guided setup for several established program structures:
  • Push/pull/legs
  • Arnold split
  • PHUL
  • Starting Strength
  • 5/3/1
  • Bodyweight training
  • Heavy Duty
  • Blood & Guts
1

Open templates

From the Home or program area, open Browse Programs or the template library.
2

Configure the template

Enter the training values requested by the wizard. Review exercise selection and training days.
3

Create the program

Confirm the preview. IronLedger creates the weeks and days and makes the program available to activate.

How do the catalogue and progression features work?

The program catalogue can include additional plans with filters for goals, training days, experience, equipment, split, and style. Review the program’s progression summary before loading it. Some catalogue plans, adaptive progression targets, explanations, and customisation controls require an active Strength Pro entitlement. Core workout logging, your completed history, and personal records remain usable without Strength Pro. IronLedger shows an upgrade prompt when a specific premium control is unavailable.
Training templates are organisational tools, not medical advice. Choose loads and exercises that match your ability and any guidance from a qualified professional.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Review and edit the created program before training. Changes to future prescriptions do not rewrite workout sessions you already completed.
Yes. Import a supported CSV or Excel file, or load an assignment when connected coaching is enabled for your account.
No. Core program and workout logging remain available without Strength Pro. Premium catalogue, analytics, and adaptive-progression controls show an upgrade prompt at their boundary.

Next steps

Build your own program

Create weeks, days, blocks, exercises, progression targets, and deloads.

Understand Strength Pro

See which progression and analytics features require an active entitlement.
Last modified on July 21, 2026