5/3/1 for Beginners
Three full-body days a week - main lifts plus 5 × 5 first-set-last volume and 50-100 reps of push/pull/legs assistance.
A few straightforward examples of what a shared workout can look like. Each one has its own link that opens ready to save or start. New to the app? Start with the guide.
Three full-body days a week - main lifts plus 5 × 5 first-set-last volume and 50-100 reps of push/pull/legs assistance.
An 8-week mass program, six days a week, Phase 1 (weeks 1-4) then Phase 2 (weeks 5-8).
Six compound movements, three nonconsecutive days a week. Add weight when you can complete all prescribed reps.
The six-day double split: chest/back, shoulders/arms, legs/lower back - repeat, rest day 7, every muscle trained twice a week.
No equipment, anywhere: push, pull, squat, hinge, and hold.
A full-body session for a small gym or a pair of dumbbells.
Hip thrust first, then hinges and lunges. A lower day that leaves the quads alone.
Two full-body days: one heavy T1 lift, one volume T2 lift, and high-rep T3 accessories.
One or two kettlebells, moving with short rests. Conditioning that still builds strength.
Squat first, then leg press and lunges while your legs still work.
A simple lower session with room to progress load or reps.
Four workouts separated by 96 hours (add rest as you get stronger), one set to failure per exercise.
Two alternating full-body days (A and B), three days a week - add weight to each lift every session.
Back and biceps. The natural partner to Push day for a simple upper-body split.
Chest, shoulders, and triceps. A straightforward push session.
Two alternating workouts, three days a week, 5 × 5 across, +5 lb every session.
In and out. Three big lifts, no fluff, for the days the schedule wins.
Twelve weeks, three days a week: full body, upper, lower. Heavy compounds first, dropsets and supersets to finish. Every exercise lists two substitutions.
A barbell-first upper day. Press, pull, and arms, no machines needed.
It’s easy to make an exercise program in Kohlrabi to share far and wide.
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