
KGS FitLab · Strength Building
You'll learn how to move well, follow a structured programme and progressively increase your training loads — with your progress measured along the way.
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8–12 weeks · 2–3 sessions per week · 45–60 minutes · Private, Couples & Small Group
Programme 03 · At a glance
The Strength Building system
Screen
Learn
Load
Progress
Review
Your progress — what we track
Technique quality
Start → re-test
Working loads
Start → re-test
Training log
Start → re-test
Consistency
Start → re-test
You don't need to lift the heaviest weight in the room.
You need to know:
What should I be doing?
How much should I lift?
When should I increase the load?
Is my technique good enough to progress?
Am I actually getting stronger?
That's what this programme is designed to address.
Strength Building starts with your current ability, teaches the fundamental movement patterns and gives you a progression plan you can follow.
This programme is designed for adults who:
If you're unsure which KGS programme is appropriate, start with an assessment.
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Your key lifts are tracked so you can see whether your strength is progressing.
You'll learn the major movement patterns and receive coaching on range, control and execution.
Knowing what you're doing — and why — makes structured training easier to follow.
Strength training can support muscle development, physical capacity and your ability to perform everyday tasks.
Your training log gives you a clear record of loads, repetitions and progression.
Learn to control and load the squat pattern.
Develop the ability to hinge effectively while managing load.
Build pressing strength through appropriate horizontal and vertical movements.
Develop pulling strength and control.
Build whole-body strength while maintaining posture and control under load.
The exact exercises used will depend on your ability, equipment, goals and programme format.
Before progressing a movement, your coach looks at:
When the movement standard is appropriate, the programme can progress through additional load, repetitions or improved execution.
We begin with a movement screen and baseline strength assessment.
This establishes your starting point.
You learn the core movement patterns with coaching and appropriate loads.
Your programme provides defined sets, repetitions and target loads.
Progression can come through:
The appropriate progression depends on your response to training.
Your progress is reviewed at agreed intervals and the programme is adjusted where appropriate. Confirm the review frequency with the team.
Your performance is compared against your starting point.
Baseline → Learn → Build → Progress → Review → Re-test
Establish your starting movement ability.
Create measurable starting points for your main movements.
Written sets, repetitions and target loads.
Real-time coaching and corrections during sessions.
Planned progression through load, repetitions, volume or movement quality.
Additional exercises can be used where they support the main lifts.
Develop control and trunk stability during loaded movements.
Lighter training periods can be programmed when appropriate. Confirm the plan for your format with the team.
Review performance and adjust the programme based on your progress. Confirm the frequency with the team.
Keep a record of your work so progression can be measured over time.
Each session can include:
Main lift → Secondary lift → Accessory work
The exact exercise selection depends on your programme.
An additional session may be introduced when your frequency, goals and recovery allow.
Ask whether an additional session is available in your chosen format.
Mobility work focused on the positions and movement demands relevant to your lifting; ask your coach whether approximately 10 minutes daily is suitable for you.
Ask your coach whether this mobility recommendation applies to your programme.
Your programme can track:
How much you're lifting across key movements.
Whether you are completing your prescribed work with the required technique standard.
Useful context where body composition is also a goal.
Movement range at relevant joints.
The amount of work completed across your programme.
Your coach's assessment of movement quality against the programme's standards.
The metrics used will depend on your goals and programme.
Getting stronger doesn't always mean adding weight every session.
Progress can mean:
Your rate of progress will depend on your training history, starting point, recovery and consistency.
Your sessions follow a progression plan rather than changing without purpose.
You learn the movement before being asked to add more weight.
Your starting point and progress are recorded.
The objective is to build strength over a training block, not test your maximum every session.
You receive real-time feedback on technique, loading and progression.
KGS FitLab programmes are built around assessment, structured programming and regular progression reviews.
Strength Building is available through:
Individual coaching with a programme built around your goals, training level and schedule.
Includes:
Published FitLab session rates: 2,000–2,700 QAR for 12 private sessions or 2,500–3,500 QAR for 16 private sessions. Confirm which package applies to Strength Building.
Train with a partner, friend or family member under one coach.
Includes:
Published FitLab session rates: 4,400 QAR for 12 Couples sessions or 5,600 QAR for 16 Couples sessions (total for two). Confirm which package applies to Strength Building.
Structured strength training with other participants and coached progression.
Includes:
Published FitLab session rate: from 900 QAR per person. Confirm the session count, group size and applicability to Strength Building.
These are published FitLab session rates, not confirmed monthly Strength Building prices. Confirm applicable packages, inclusions and venues with the team. View the current schedule and pricing.
That's exactly who this programme can be designed for.
You'll learn the fundamental movement patterns and build your training gradually from your current ability.
Technique is part of the programme.
Your coach provides real-time cueing and the programme uses movement standards before progressing load.
Strength training can contribute to muscle development, but the amount of muscle you gain depends on factors including training, nutrition, genetics, training volume and time.
If your primary goal is changing body composition, KGS can help determine whether Strength Building or Body Recomposition is the more appropriate programme.
The programme can be used to rebuild a strength base after a period away from structured lifting.
Your starting point is assessed rather than assuming your previous training level still applies.
Strength Building isn't a substitute for medical assessment or physiotherapy.
If you have an active injury or condition that requires clinical management, seek appropriate professional advice first.
Ask the team about their current screening and referral process before starting.
Ask the team what equipment is required for your chosen format and location.
The programme can be adapted to the equipment available, where appropriate.
You don't need to know exactly what programme, exercises or weights you need before you begin.
We'll establish your starting point, teach the movements and build your programme from there.
Ask about my strength assessment
Ask the team about current response times and assessment availability.
Send KGS your goal, training experience and preferred schedule.
Discuss the appropriate movement screen and baseline strength assessment with the team, including availability and any fee.
Select Private, Couples or Small Group training.
Learn the movements and begin your structured programme.
Your training is reviewed regularly and adjusted as appropriate.
Compare your progress with your starting point.
8–12 weeks · 2–3 sessions/week · 45–60 minutes
Private · Couples · Small Group
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