Push day workout
A practical push workout for chest, shoulders and triceps with presses, lateral raises and cable pushdowns.
Preview workout ↗Group pressing muscles, pulling muscles and lower-body training into separate sessions. Preview all three before choosing a schedule you can recover from.
A practical push workout for chest, shoulders and triceps with presses, lateral raises and cable pushdowns.
Preview workout ↗A pull workout for back and biceps using a cable pulldown, dumbbell row, cable row, face pulls and curls.
Preview workout ↗A mixed-equipment leg day with goblet squats, dumbbell Romanian deadlifts, leg press, leg curls and calf raises.
Preview workout ↗Try push on Monday, pull on Wednesday and legs on Friday, leaving the other days for rest or lighter activity. This is an example, not a requirement. Move days to fit your week and keep recovery between demanding sessions.
A six-day split repeats the cycle twice and asks more of your time and recovery. Start with a schedule you can maintain. If you are new or have only two training days, a full-body plan may be easier to organise than a split.
Keep exercise order and technique consistent. Record working weights, completed repetitions and how hard the last few reps felt. Increase one variable at a time when you can complete the planned work with control.
Read the progressive overload guide ↗A simple five-machine full-body workout with two working sets per exercise, setup cues and a downloadable plan.
Preview workout ↗Train your legs, chest, back and shoulders with a five-exercise dumbbell workout and clear set targets.
Preview workout ↗Pick your training space. Your sets, weights and rest times belong together.
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