Ramadan edition
- Cardio before Iftar, while fasted
- Strength training after Iftar
- Meals built around Iftar and Suhoor
If you feel dizzy, faint or unwell while fasting, stop training and break your fast. Drink plenty of water between Iftar and Suhoor.
A Coach TYGR protocol
30 days of structured training, protein-first eating and deliberate recovery to build strength, energy and discipline.
Coaching is not medical care. Coach TYGR refers you to a TYGR doctor when something needs medical attention.
This page is the overview. The full day-by-day plan, with your daily protein amount and check-ins, is inside TYGR Academy.
The training is the same in both. What changes is when you train and when you eat.
If you feel dizzy, faint or unwell while fasting, stop training and break your fast. Drink plenty of water between Iftar and Suhoor.
A 7-day cycle you repeat for the 30 days. In the Ramadan edition, cardio comes before Iftar and strength after it.
| Day | Cardio | Strength |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Steady run | Rest |
| Day 2 | Hill cycle | Workout A |
| Day 3 | Sprints | Rest |
| Day 4 | Long cycle | Workout B |
| Day 5 | Easy walk | Rest and early sleep |
| Day 6 | Hill cycle | Workout A |
| Day 7 | Zone 2 run | Rest |
Heavy compound lifts, done well. Start with weights you can move with good form and add a little each week.
Protein first, real food, no starving yourself.
Break the fast with water, a pinch of salt, dates, tiger nuts and moringa. On training days, add black coffee.
Build every meal around eggs or another quality protein. Your daily amount is set inside the program.
Eat balanced meals with vegetables and carbohydrates, especially after training.
Some men in the program add these. You don't need them to finish the Lock-In.
After training
With the last meal
With the black coffee
Supplements are optional. If you take any regular medication, check with a TYGR doctor first.
you have high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, or heart, kidney or liver disease; take blood thinners or any other regular medication; have a history of eating problems; are pregnant or breastfeeding; or are under 18.
Read the full Before you start listCoaching is not medical care. Coach TYGR refers you to a TYGR doctor when something needs medical attention.
No. The Standard edition is the same training with regular meal times. The Ramadan edition is for men who are already fasting and want to keep training through the month.
No. Training, protein-first meals and sleep do the heavy lifting, and every stack in the program is optional. If you take any regular medication, check with a TYGR doctor before you add anything.
Yes. Start with weights you can move with good form, stop each set before your form breaks, and add weight a little at a time. Read the Before you start list first.
Read the Before you start list, and if any of it applies to you, speak to a doctor before you begin. You can see a licensed doctor privately on TYGR Clinic, and they can tell you what is safe for you.
TYGR provides health education and access to licensed professionals. It does not replace in-person medical care. In an emergency, go to the nearest hospital. Read the medical disclaimer
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