
Full‑time strength coaches
Unlimited time
Perfect equipment
Babysitting spreadsheets
Guessing weights
Watering down “college” programs that don’t fit your kids or your room
Fixed % programs stall some kids and let others coast
Lifting alone doesn’t build 4th‑quarter toughness
Kids don’t know why they’re lifting what they’re lifting, so they go through the motions
You need a system that fits high school reality.
A 6‑week, AMRAP‑driven strength system that:
Auto‑regulates load using your Big 3: Squat, Bench, Clean
Runs in four “quarters” every session, like a game
Bakes mental toughness into every lift
Quarter 1 – Main AMRAP Lift
Squat, Bench, or Clean at the programmed %
Last set is AMRAP so the kid finds out what he has that day
Reps on that last set tell him if he goes up, stays, or drops next time
Quarter 2 – Big 3 Variation + Aux Work
Quarter 3 – Big 3 Variation + Aux Work
Quarter 4 – Mental Toughness Finisher
Bar hangs, wall sits, planks, competitions
Last man standing, whole room watching
Stronger athletes who own their numbers, and a room that trains 4th‑quarter toughness every single day.
When you join the Rooski 4th Quarter Strength System, you get:
Ready‑Built 4QSS Spreadsheet Template (Lifetime Access)
Tracks athlete maxes and auto‑calculates %s
2‑day, 3‑day, 4‑day, and 5‑day programming options
Built‑in 6‑week waves: Weeks 1–2: 70% – 3x6, Weeks 3–4: 80% – 3x4, Weeks 5–6: 90% – 3x2
Percentage charts and progression logic done for you
Print‑ready cards / sheets so kids know exactly what to load
4QSS AI Coaching Assistant (Lifetime Access)
Custom AI coach trained on the system
Build 6‑week plans tailored to your exact situation
Ask for substitutions, variations, and quick fixes on the fly
Video Implementation Course (Short, step‑by‑step videos)
How to set up your roster and maxes
How to run 2/3/4/5‑day versions
How to teach AMRAP and Quarter 4 so kids buy in
Built for high school reality:
35–48 minute sessions
Works with limited racks and bars
Clear adjustments for 2‑day, 3‑day, in‑season, and off‑season
Self‑correcting progression:
AMRAP last set = kids auto‑regulate
Strong kids don’t get held back
Late bloomers aren’t crushed by fake numbers
Strength and toughness:
Big 3 build strength and speed
Quarter 4 builds grit, competition, and “won’t tap”
Toughness is no longer “extra”; it’s baked into the lift
Less babysitting, more coaching:
Spreadsheet handles math and %s
AI assistant handles “what if” questions and subs
You coach effort, technique, and culture
For a limited time you get 3 extra bonuses when you purchase now:
In-Season Schedule
Out-of-Season Schedule
Complete Summer Schedule
1) HS head coaches who want a system they can run for years.
2) Strength coordinators sick of rebuilding spreadsheets every off‑season.
3) Assistants tasked with the weight room who just want a clear plan.
If you’ve ever thought:
“I just want a simple plan that fits our kids and our situation,”
This is that plan.
If you can’t get this system set up and running for your team in 7 days, email me and I’ll refund you.
No drama. No fine print. It works in real programs or you don’t pay.
We don’t have much equipment.
The system was built assuming 4–6 racks, basic bars, and plates. The AI assistant gives substitutions for everything based on what you actually have.
My kids are beginners.
There’s a Week 0 on‑ramp to teach the lifts and establish starting numbers. AMRAP lets them progress at their own pace.
We only lift 2 days a week.
2‑day version included: Clean AMRAP day and Squat AMRAP day, with Bench as Tier 2. Still hits what matters.
What about in‑season?
Drop to 2 days, keep intensity, trim volume, and position days away from game day. The template shows you exactly how.

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