Workout Library

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Workout Library

Structured workout routines for beginners, intermediate lifters and advanced athletes. Choose your level, follow the plan and track your progress.

Train at the right level

Choose the plan that meets you where you are

The best workout is not the most complicated workout. It is the routine that fits your experience, schedule, equipment and ability to recover. Choose your current experience level rather than the level you hope to reach.

New to training?

Begin with a beginner program for at least eight weeks. Learn the exercises, record your workouts and build consistency before increasing training volume.

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Beginner

For new gym members and people returning after an extended break.

  • Zero to 12 months of consistent training
  • Two to four workouts weekly
  • Technique and consistency focused
02

Intermediate

For lifters who understand basic technique and train consistently.

  • Approximately one to three years of training
  • Three to five workouts weekly
  • More volume and progression
03

Advanced

For experienced lifters who can manage fatigue and recovery.

  • Several years of structured training
  • Five to six workouts weekly
  • Specialized programming

Workout programs

Find your routine

Select an experience level and open a program to view the exercises, sets, repetitions, rest periods and progression instructions.

Showing 6 workout plans

Beginner 3 Days Full Body

Beginner Full-Body Foundation

Learn the major movement patterns and establish a consistent routine.

ScheduleMonday, Wednesday and Friday
Session45–60 minutes
EquipmentBasic gym equipment
Program Length8–12 weeks

Alternate Workout A and Workout B. During week one, perform A, B and A. During week two, perform B, A and B.

Workout A

Exercise Sets Reps Rest Coaching Focus
Goblet Squat 3 8–12 90 sec Keep your chest tall and control the descent.
Dumbbell Bench Press 3 8–12 90 sec Keep your shoulder blades pulled back.
Lat Pulldown 3 10–12 75 sec Pull your elbows toward your sides.
Dumbbell Romanian Deadlift 3 10 90 sec Push your hips back and maintain a neutral spine.
Plank 3 20–40 sec 45 sec Brace your core and avoid letting your hips sag.

Workout B

Exercise Sets Reps Rest Coaching Focus
Leg Press 3 10–12 90 sec Use a controlled range of motion.
Seated Cable Row 3 10–12 75 sec Lead with your elbows without leaning backward.
Dumbbell Shoulder Press 3 8–10 90 sec Keep your ribs down and avoid over-arching.
Glute Bridge 3 12–15 60 sec Squeeze your glutes at the top.
Dead Bug 3 8 per side 45 sec Keep your lower back against the floor.
Progression: When you reach the top of the repetition range on every set with good form, increase the weight slightly during the next workout.
Beginner 2 Days Gym Starter

Two-Day Gym Starter

A practical program for beginners with a limited weekly schedule.

ScheduleTwo nonconsecutive days
Session50–65 minutes
EquipmentCommercial gym
Program Length8–12 weeks

Full-Body Workout

Exercise Sets Reps Rest Coaching Focus
Leg Press310–1290 secControl every repetition.
Machine Chest Press38–1290 secKeep shoulders down and back.
Lat Pulldown310–1275 secAvoid swinging your torso.
Seated Leg Curl310–1560 secPause in the contracted position.
Cable Curl212–1545 secKeep your elbows still.
Rope Pushdown212–1545 secFully extend your elbows.
Intermediate 4 Days Upper / Lower

Upper-Lower Strength and Muscle

Train every major muscle group twice weekly.

ScheduleFour days weekly
Session60–75 minutes
EquipmentFull gym
Program Length8–12 weeks

Day 1 — Upper Body

ExerciseSetsRepsRestFocus
Barbell Bench Press44–62–3 minMaintain consistent technique.
Lat Pulldown46–102 minUse a full range of motion.
Overhead Press36–82 minBrace before every repetition.
Chest-Supported Row38–1090 secAvoid shrugging.
Dumbbell Curl310–1260 secControl the lowering phase.
Cable Pushdown310–1260 secKeep your elbows fixed.

Day 2 — Lower Body

ExerciseSetsRepsRestFocus
Back Squat44–62–3 minMaintain consistent depth.
Romanian Deadlift46–82 minKeep the bar close to your legs.
Leg Press38–1290 secUse a controlled range.
Seated Leg Curl310–1575 secControl both directions.
Standing Calf Raise410–1560 secUse a full stretch.
Repeat the upper and lower sessions later in the week using moderate weights and repetition ranges of approximately 8–15.
Intermediate 3 Days Strength

Three-Day Strength Builder

Develop strength in the squat, bench press, deadlift and overhead press.

ScheduleMonday, Wednesday and Friday
Session60–80 minutes
EquipmentBarbell gym
Primary GoalStrength

Day 1 — Squat and Bench

ExerciseSetsRepsRestFocus
Back Squat553 minUse the same setup every set.
Bench Press553 minMaintain upper-back tension.
Romanian Deadlift382 minControl the lowering phase.
Lat Pulldown38–1090 secUse a complete range.

Day 2 — Deadlift and Overhead Press

ExerciseSetsRepsRestFocus
Deadlift43–53 minReset before each repetition.
Overhead Press552–3 minBrace your torso.
Front Squat36–82 minKeep your elbows high.
Chest-Supported Row48–1090 secPause at contraction.

Day 3 — Variations

ExerciseSetsRepsRestFocus
Pause Squat44–63 minPause without relaxing.
Incline Bench Press46–82 minKeep your wrists stacked.
Hip Thrust38–1090 secPause at full extension.
Pull-Up46–1090 secAvoid swinging.
Advanced 6 Days Push Pull Legs

Advanced Push-Pull-Legs

High-frequency muscle-building training with each muscle group trained twice weekly.

SchedulePush, Pull, Legs and repeat
Session70–90 minutes
EquipmentFull gym
Primary GoalHypertrophy

Push

ExerciseSetsRepsRestFocus
Barbell Bench Press44–63 minHeavy controlled pressing.
Overhead Press45–82 minMaintain full-body tension.
Incline Dumbbell Press38–1090 secControl the eccentric.
Cable Lateral Raise412–1845 secMaintain constant tension.
Rope Pushdown312–1560 secFully extend your arms.

Pull

ExerciseSetsRepsRestFocus
Weighted Pull-Up44–72 minUse a controlled range.
Barbell Row45–82 minHold your torso position.
Neutral-Grip Pulldown38–1290 secDrive your elbows down.
Rear-Delt Cable Fly412–2045 secAvoid shrugging.
Barbell Curl36–1075 secAvoid torso movement.

Legs

ExerciseSetsRepsRestFocus
Back Squat44–73 minUse consistent depth and bracing.
Hack Squat48–122 minUse a controlled range.
Bulgarian Split Squat38–1290 secKeep your front foot stable.
Seated Leg Curl310–1575 secControl the stretch.
Standing Calf Raise48–1260 secUse a complete range.
During the second weekly rotation, use slightly lighter weights and higher repetition ranges.
Advanced 5 Days V-Taper

V-Taper Physique Program

Prioritize back width, shoulders, upper chest and arms.

ScheduleFive days weekly
Session70–90 minutes
EquipmentFull gym
Primary GoalPhysique development

Weekly Schedule

Day Focus Primary Exercises Priority Notes
Day 1Back WidthPull-Ups, Pulldowns and Single-Arm PulldownsLat widthLimit lower-back fatigue.
Day 2Upper Chest and ShouldersIncline Press, Shoulder Press and Lateral RaisesUpper-body frameUse shoulder-friendly angles.
Day 3Legs and CoreHack Squat, RDL, Split Squat and CoreBalanceTrain hard while managing fatigue.
Day 4Back Thickness and ArmsRows, Pullovers, Curls and Triceps ExtensionsDensity and armsUse supported row variations.
Day 5Shoulder and Upper PumpLaterals, Rear Delts, Presses and ArmsVisual impactUse controlled contractions.

How to use these programs

Four rules for progress

01. Record Write down every exercise, weight, set and repetition.
02. Progress Add repetitions or weight gradually while maintaining proper form.
03. Recover Give your muscles enough sleep, nutrition and time between workouts.
04. Finish Complete the full program before deciding whether it works.
Training notice: These routines are provided for general educational purposes. Adjust the exercises and training volume for your experience, equipment, limitations and recovery ability. Consult an appropriate healthcare or fitness professional before beginning a new exercise program if you have an injury or health condition.

Your plan only works when you do

Choose the routine that fits your current level, record every workout and stay consistent long enough to earn measurable progress.