For you if
You lift (or are ready to start), you eat keto or plan to, and you want one written program instead of assembling splits from clips.
APEX Predator · For men
The APEX Workout Guide is the 12-Week Keto Muscle Program: 93 pages, 4 training days a week, every exercise photographed and coached — built for men who lift and refuse to watch their strength drain away on a diet.
$39 — one-time purchase. No subscription. 93-page PDF. Every exercise photographed. Built for men who lift.

Start free instead
The free APEX IF Quick-Start Guide lays out the fasting system this program runs on — 8 pages, by email.
The problem
It sounds like the trap most men hit: keto starts working on the food side, and the gym side falls apart — lifts stall, sessions feel flat, and the choice seems to be your diet or your strength.
The program's answer is structure, not suffering. Twelve weeks, four lifting days a week, a written progression system that adds weight weekly, and a keto nutrition primer written for lifters — not dieters. It comes from the same author as the rest of the system: a former trainer who combined fasting and keto on himself first, then built the training to run alongside it instead of against it.
Bottom line: the program doesn't ask you to choose. It asks you to follow the weeks in order.
What's inside
Future pace
Picture week 6: the log book has five weeks of numbers in it, the next session is already written, and the progression rule — not your mood — decides today's weights. Twelve weeks stops being a mountain and becomes a stack of finished pages.
Honest fit
You lift (or are ready to start), you eat keto or plan to, and you want one written program instead of assembling splits from clips.
You have a heart condition, high blood pressure, diabetes, joint problems, or you're pregnant — the program itself says: no starting without explicit clearance from your physician. Also not for you if you want a guarantee about your body. The book's own words: results vary; no program can guarantee specific outcomes.
Bring it together
The three branded guides together — Planner, Supplement Guide, Workout Guide — in one purchase, plus the Keto Drinking Guide (9 pp) as a bonus: what to drink, what to dodge, how to order at the bar, the morning-after protocol. It isn't sold on its own anywhere.
See everything included →The Foundation's three guides plus the shared Keto Cookbook (149 recipes), the Dessert Recipes, and the Herbal Wellness guide, plus the Keto Drinking Guide (9 pp) as a bonus: what to drink, what to dodge, how to order at the bar, the morning-after protocol.
See everything included →149 recipes, shared by every brand. Sold on its own, or included in Complete. See the Cookbook →
Good to know
The program is built specifically against that fear — a lifter's progression system and a nutrition primer for muscle, not a diet book with workouts stapled on. What it won't do is promise you a number. It gives you the structure; the work is yours.
The exercises are photographed at start and mid-point with step-by-step coaching, and the plan tells you exactly what to do each day — it's written to be followable. If you're brand-new to lifting, the honest path in this system is the free guide and the $7 Planner first; this program will still be here.
Free programs don't come with the keto side attached — the nutrition primer, the progression system, and the logs in one author's voice, designed to run with the fasting and eating system in the rest of this ladder.
No earlier purchase is required. They pair naturally — the Planner runs your first 21 days, this runs your 12 weeks — but each is sold and usable on its own.
One-time purchase; Stripe redirects to your download page after confirmed payment, and your receipt email carries the link.
Consult your doctor before starting this or any exercise program.