
Train like the last son of krypton
The Superman workout plan

The Man of steel program
5 Days of Strength, Speed, and Total-Body Heroism
Character Breakdown
Coming in at 6'3" and ~235 lbs (varies by version) Superman’s physique is the gold standard of raw power and heroic proportions. Broad chest, thick traps, deep lats, and legs that look like they were carved out of steel — this isn’t beach muscle. It’s planet-saving mass.
You could say Superman’s body is a fusion of Olympic sprinter explosiveness and powerlifter thickness. Think Henry Cavill’s “Man of Steel” frame meets prime NFL linebacker. The goal here isn’t just aesthetics — it’s building the type of strength that feelsinvincible.
Nutrition
If you’re training like a Kryptonian, you’ll need to fuel that intensity
For Mass:
Eat for strength and performance. Prioritize steak, eggs, rice, potatoes, fruit, and plenty of protein. Superman doesn’t skip meals, and neither should you. 4–5 solid meals a day. Add shakes or snacks as needed — especially around workouts.
For Shredding:
Keep your heroic look tight. Cut the fluff by cleaning up carbs (stick to fruit, veg, oats, and rice) and spacing them around training. Protein stays high. Hydration, sleep, and recovery matter just as much as calories.
character background
Born Kal-El on the planet Krypton, Superman was sent to Earth as a baby and raised in Kansas as Clark Kent. Under Earth’s yellow sun, he developed powers that made him the most iconic superhero in history. Despite his strength, his true power is restraint, kindness, and a code of never backing down from what’s right.
Clark’s strength isn’t just gifted — he trains to control it. He spends time mastering combat, conditioning his body, and understanding his limits so he can always push beyond them.
Abilities and Powers
Super Strength: Can lift buildings, aircraft carriers — you name it.
Flight & Speed: Hypersonic travel, often shown flying faster than sound.
Heat Vision, X-Ray Vision, Super Breath: Kryptonian extras that come in handy when lifting’s not enough.
Near-Invulnerability: Damage bounces off — but he still trains like he’s mortal.
Combat Training: In most versions, Superman works with fighters like Batman and Wonder Woman to sharpen his skills.
Disclaimer
You’re not absorbing solar energy or lifting the moon anytime soon — but you can build a body worthy of Earth’s greatest protector. Train with intention, lift like the world’s on your shoulders, and be the strongest version of yourself — inside and out.
5-Day SUPERMAN Workout Plan
Day 1: Fortress Pressing Power
For chest, triceps, shoulders
Dumbbell Bench Press – 4x8
Seated Overhead Press – 3x10
Machine Chest Fly – 3x15
Skull Crushers – 3x12
Tricep Pushdown - 3x12
Dumbbell Lateral Raises 3x15
Day 2: Kryptonian Pull Strength
For the back and biceps
Barbell Row – 4x8
Lat Pulldown – 3x10
Dumbbell Shrugs – 3x12
Rear Delt Fly – 3x15
Concentration Curls – 3x10
Preacher Curls – 3x15
Day 3: Legs Of Steel
Every superman needs a super foundation
Leg Press – 4x8
Walking Lunges – 3x10 per leg
Leg Extension – 3x12
Seated Leg Curl – 3x12
Standing Calf Raises – 4x20
Day 4: Capeworthy Shoulders
For shoulders and arms
Barbell Overhead Press 4x8
Barbell Shrugs – 4x8
[SUPERSET] Dumbbell Curl – 3x10
[SUPERSET] Hammer Curl – 3x10
Tricep Overhead Extension - 3x15
Lateral Raises – 3x15
Day 5: Solar Engine
Because every hero needs to be fighting fit
Treadmill Run or Row – 25–30 min
Farmer’s Carries – 4 x 40m
Hanging Leg Raises – 3x15
Cable Woodchoppers – 3x15 per side
Ab Wheel Rollouts – 3x10
Plank + Superman Hold Superset – 3 rounds
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