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The CrossFit Program

The complete box-athlete protocol — the recovery foundation that survives daily WODs, the engine-and-chassis layer for capacity and connective tissue, and the full competitor build.

CrossFit breaks people in a very specific pattern: shoulders and elbows from high-rep gymnastics, knees and back from heavy volume, and an engine that's asked to redline five days a week on six hours of sleep. The sport IS the recovery problem — so this program is built like the training: general physical preparedness for your biology. Foundation, engine-and-chassis layer, full competitor build.

The Foundation — everyone starts here

The Engine & Chassis Layer

The Competitor Build

The full program at a glance

Layer Compound How it's run
Foundation BPC-157/TB-500 blend 500 mcg daily
Foundation CJC-1295/Ipamorelin blend 200 mcg pre-bed
Foundation NAD+ 100 mg daily
Engine & chassis MOTS-c 2.5 mg 3×/week
Engine & chassis GHK-Cu 1.5 mg daily, 5 on/2 off
Engine & chassis DSIP 200 mcg pre-bed
Competitor Thymosin Alpha-1 1.6 mg 2×/week
Competitor AOD-9604 400 mcg fasted AM
Competitor Semax 300 mcg mornings
Competitor Glutathione 400 mg 3×/week

Run the foundation year-round; run the full build through a competition prep or your hardest 8–12 week block. The Supply Builder turns this table into your exact order.

Competing at sanctioned events? The CrossFit Games ecosystem drug-tests, and several compounds here are prohibited in tested sport at all times — read If You Compete before touching anything.

For the women of the box

CrossFit's women train identically and this program runs identically — Standard tier is the published mid-range, and the Women's Athlete Program is the purpose-built counterpart with the female-athlete specifics (cycle, RED-S awareness, skin).

Research protocols, not a prescription — talk to a physician before touching anything.

Compounds in this program

Recovery & Repair

BPC-157

The most-discussed recovery peptide — studied for tendon, ligament, muscle, and gut repair. The usual first compound for anyone training hard with nagging injuries.

Recovery & Repair

TB-500

BPC-157's usual partner — studied for flexibility, tissue repair, and reducing inflammation across the whole body rather than one site.

Growth Hormone Axis

CJC-1295 (no DAC)

A growth-hormone-releasing-hormone analog that prompts your pituitary to release its own GH in natural pulses — almost always paired with Ipamorelin.

Growth Hormone Axis

Ipamorelin

The cleanest of the GH secretagogues — triggers a growth-hormone pulse without meaningfully raising hunger or cortisol. CJC-1295's standard partner.

Energy & Longevity

NAD+

Not technically a peptide — the cellular energy coenzyme itself, injected to restore levels that fall ~50% between youth and middle age. The longevity-circuit staple.

Weight & Metabolic

MOTS-c

The "exercise in a vial" research peptide — encoded in mitochondrial DNA, studied for insulin sensitivity, endurance, and metabolic flexibility.

Skin & Longevity

GHK-Cu

A naturally occurring copper-binding peptide studied for skin quality, hair, wound healing, and tissue remodeling — the cosmetic-longevity workhorse.

Sleep & Recovery

DSIP

The sleep peptide — studied since the 1970s for deepening slow-wave sleep, which is where every other kind of recovery actually happens.

Immune & Resilience

Thymosin Alpha-1

The immune-modulation peptide — an approved drug in 30+ countries that trains the immune system's response rather than suppressing or overstimulating it.

Weight & Metabolic

AOD-9604

The fat-loss fragment — the tail end of growth hormone that keeps the fat-burning signal and drops everything else. No appetite suppression, no GLP-1 stomach.

Mind & Mood

Semax

Selank's energizing sibling — a Russian-developed cognitive peptide studied for focus, memory, and BDNF elevation.

Immune & Resilience

Glutathione

The body's own master antioxidant — a tripeptide on every IV-therapy and med-spa menu, studied for detoxification, recovery, and oxidative stress.