Build an elite physique like an NFL pro

Simple Intro

J.J. Watt was selected in the first round of the 2011 NFL Draft by the Houston Texans, marking the start of a legendary career. With a rare combination of power, speed, and technique, he quickly established himself as one of the league’s top defensive players.
He made history as one of only two players in NFL history to win Defensive Player of the Year three times, securing his place as a true icon of the game. Though he retired in 2023 as a member of the Arizona Cardinals, J.J. Watt’s name still lives on in the hearts of NFL fans everywhere.

Exercise Routine

J.J. Watt’s training focuses on building intensive power and real-game performance.
Full-Body Strength Training
Builds overall strength through heavy squats, deadlifts, and bench presses
Lays the physical foundation for generating powerful force during games
Agility & Explosiveness Development
Enhances agility and directional changes with cone drills, hurdles, and speed work
Boosts quick bursts and reaction time
Core Strength Building
Focuses on core and ab workouts to withstand intense physical contact
Strengthens key muscles responsible for balance and power transfer in-game
Game-Ready Functional Training
Maintains real-game sharpness through tackling, blocking, and scenario drills
Improves opponent anticipation and mental focus on the field

Recommended For

For those who want to build explosive power and full-body strength
For athletes looking to improve quickness and agility
For sports players interested in game-specific functional training
For those preparing for contact-heavy sports like football or combat sports
For anyone committed to a consistent routine to boost performance

Exercise routine per body parts

J.J. Watt’s Upper Body Routine
Exercises
Sets
Reps
Dumbbell Shrug
2
10
Barbell Incline Bench Press
2
6
Barbell Floor Chest Press
8
8
Pull Up
3
10
T-bar Row Machine
3
12
Lat Pull Down
3
10
Cable Curl
3
12
Cable External Rotation
3
10
J.J. Watt’s Leg Routine
Exercises
Sets
Reps
Barbell Jump Squat
6
3
Barbell Backward Lunge
3
6
Kettlebell Swing
4
12