Hypertrophy · Strength

BODYPUMP HEAVY

Heavier, slower, stronger: BODYPUMP geared for hypertrophy.

TypeHypertrophy · Strength
Length55 min
Intensity
Calories*~500 kcal
FocusStrength, hypertrophy, muscle

What is BODYPUMP HEAVY?

BODYPUMP HEAVY is the hypertrophy-focused version of BODYPUMP: heavier, slower, stronger. Where classic BODYPUMP favours muscular endurance and toning (moderate loads, high repetitions, little rest), BODYPUMP HEAVY relies on heavier loads, fewer repetitions and longer recovery periods. This approach creates the metabolic stress that triggers adaptations in the targeted muscle groups, taking participants further into strength — in a group, with a coach.

The BODYPUMP HEAVY concept on video

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The benefits of BODYPUMP HEAVY

  • Stimulates muscle hypertrophy
  • Builds lean muscle mass
  • Raises the metabolism and improves posture
  • Builds confidence and control under the bar

BODYPUMP HEAVY in numbers

  • 5Releases listed
  • 42Tracks in total
  • 43Different artists
  • #1 – #5Period covered

All BODYPUMP HEAVY releases

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The artists featured most in BODYPUMP HEAVY

Number of tracks by each artist across every BODYPUMP HEAVY release listed here.

  1. John Newman3
  2. Sun Lay2
  3. Muse2

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Frequently asked questions

How is BODYPUMP HEAVY different from BODYPUMP?

BODYPUMP is geared towards muscular endurance and toning (moderate loads, high repetitions, little rest). BODYPUMP HEAVY is geared towards hypertrophy: fewer repetitions, but heavier loads and longer recovery, to go further into strength.

Do I already need to be very strong to take part?

No. The programme is progressive and coached, and everyone chooses their own loads: the goal is to progress at your own level, without judgement, in an accessible group setting.

Will I build muscle?

Yes: the class structure (heavy loads, low repetitions, long recovery) is ideal for stimulating hypertrophy, building strength and improving body composition.