Dadzilla Reboot
Foundation
Restore movement, rebuild habits, take the load off. Where every dad starts — or restarts.
Beta waitlist open · Dads 35–55
A 52-week workout plan for dads who refuse to go soft. Strength, conditioning, and recovery — programmed around real life: kids, jobs, and 5 a.m. starts.
The real problem
Work, kids, everything else — training fell off the list. Dadzilla puts it back with real exercise science: Zone 2 cardio, progressive overload, the Norwegian 4×4 — programmed for you and explained in plain English.
Sessions built for 5 a.m. — warm-up included, done in 30–55 minutes, before the coffee gets cold.
Monthly challenges and habit stacks that build momentum without five gym days a week.
Minimal equipment. A $500 garage setup covers all six phases — no $200/month membership.
A community of dads in the same fight. Accountability without the cringe.
The mission
Every rep is a lesson they watch. This is for the dad who knows that showing up for himself is showing up for his family.
The system
Each phase builds on the last. Realistic schedules, progressive overload, no wasted sessions — 52 weeks, mapped.
Foundation
Restore movement, rebuild habits, take the load off. Where every dad starts — or restarts.
Structural strength
Build the frame before the engine. Carries and anti-rotation work that build the trunk control a dad’s lower back leans on.
Peak strength
The flagship. Progressive barbell strength around the big lifts — squat, deadlift, bench, clean. Built to last into your 50s.
Active recovery
Strategic reset after Forge. Lower volume, mobility, and Zone 2 cardio to protect the gains before the final push.
Conditioning
Two strength days plus interchangeable Zone 2 cardio — arrive at the holidays lean and mobile.
Max strength
The hardest phase of the year. Five core barbell lifts, low reps, high intensity — finish December your strongest.
Train anywhere
No downloads, no app store. Your workouts live at dadzillafit.co — save the bookmark to your home screen and it opens like an app.
Log every set, see form guides, and track PRs automatically.
A new challenge every month. Log your own reps — no server, no rankings.
Dads in the same fight — over on Facebook, not buried in an app feed.
Join the Facebook group →Export your whole log to a file and restore it on a new phone. No account, no cloud, nothing to sign into.
Complementary protocols
Both run alongside the 52-week system — never instead of it, and neither is a seventh phase. Both are free for the Dadzilla community during beta: follow, DM us, and we’ll send your access code.
12 weeks · Healthspan
A 12-week longevity-focused protocol: aerobic capacity, strength, grip, mobility and balance — the qualities that decide what you can still do at 60.
4 weeks · Mobility
A 4-week Power Yoga, mobility and joint-durability protocol. 15–30 minute sessions for shoulders, knees, hips and backs that still have work to do.
August challenge · live now
A 20-minute ruck every day. Military-style endurance without the pounding of running — finished with a 5K family ruck where everyone carries.
The blog
Beta program
Early access to every program and challenge, plus direct input on what we build next. Spots are limited. No payment required.
FAQ
It's built for men 35–55 in the thick of family life — programs, challenges, and community optimized for that demographic. If you're outside that range and you get it, you're welcome.
No. Reboot and Rebuild run on bodyweight and kettlebells. Forge and Winter Warrior need basic barbell equipment — we have a guide to a $500 home gym that covers the whole year.
30–55 minutes depending on the phase, warm-up built in. Designed for dads training at 5 a.m. before the house wakes up, or on a lunch break. No fluff, no filler.
That's exactly what Reboot is for — a 6-week hard reset with beginner scaling in every session. If you can walk up a flight of stairs, you can start Day 1.
Pricing will be announced before public launch. Beta members hear first.
A new challenge drops on the 1st. You have until the last day of the month. Log progress daily — challenges complement your training, they don't replace it.
A dad who watched his own father's health take him at 60 — and promised his kids a different story. Eight years of training, half marathons, triathlons, and every fitness app on the market later, the gap was obvious: nobody was programming around a dad's actual life. So he did.
You are not training for the mirror. You are training for the next twenty years of being their dad.
Built to lift. Built to last.