Joe Delaney designed Ibiza Shreds and it quickly became one of the best bodybuilding programs to use.
This program uses 6 days with blocks to define it.
It uses 2 upper days, 2 lower days, and then isolation and ab days.
The other program Joey has is the 5 day split which you can see here.
Make sure you make a copy of the spreadsheet. For how to save spreadsheet instructions on mobile, click here, or desktop, here.
Joe Delaney is a popular YouTuber with a decent following for his fitness lifestyle.
This program, Ibiza Shreds is designed by him and it's focused on bodybuilding.
It goes for 10 weeks with 3 blocks spread, there's two upper days, two lower body days, two isolation exercises and ab training for each week.
He sells personal training services on his site and you can find him on Instagram and YouTube.
You'll find the spreadsheet here:
Joe explains his program thoroughly in his YouTube video which you'll find at the bottom of the post.
The first two blocks run for 3 weeks and the 3rd block goes for 2 weeks.
As you progress through the blocks you'll perform less volume.
You'll see “MR” which means performing as many reps as possible (AMRAP).
The program looks like this:
You'll find the spreadsheet here:
Before you start any workout, perform cardio until you feel warm or sweat (usually 7-10 minutes).
It doesn't matter what form of cardio you choose, but the goal is to get the blood flowing throughout your body and joints.
Then perform 3-4 warm up sets starting with the lightest weight possible and working your way up to your working sets.
After your workout, take 5-10 minutes to do static stretching and cool down.
Stretching after a workout can help with recovery, diet and sleep can ensure further recovery.
Ibiza Shreds is a full body program that uses block periodization.
It makes workouts fun by allowing for you to pick your own exercise.
It takes the basic compound lifts, uses high reps and also includes some isolation exercises to ensure full development of the body.
We wouldn't recommend this program for beginners because of it's complexity.
A beginners program should be simple, have the very basic compound lifts without anything extra.
Joey D's upper / lower program is made for intermediate and advanced lifters.
If you feel like you're overtraining, which you shouldn't be as there isn't too much volume here, then you should cut back on intensity and volume.
Try taking a week to cruise in your workouts without pushing yourself too hard.
Injuries are preventable by paying attention to the signs your body gives you.
Here are some overtraining signs to look out for:
If you ignore these signs and keep exercising, you will eventually hit a plateau and will increase chance of injury.
