Form First: Focus on perfect technique over heavy weights.
Full-Body Focus: Build a solid foundation using compound movements.
Progressive Overload: Gradually increase weights each week.
Mind-Muscle Connection: Quality reps > quantity.
Day
Focus
Monday
Full Body – Strength A
Tuesday
Rest or Active Recovery
Wednesday
Full Body – Strength B
Thursday
Rest or Mobility Work
Friday
Upper Body (Push/Pull)
Saturday
Lower Body + Core
Sunday
Rest
Exercise
Sets
Reps
Goblet Squats
3
12
Push-Ups (Knee/Full)
3
10–12
Lat Pulldown / Band Rows
3
12
Plank Hold
3
30 sec
Dumbbell Farmer’s Walk
2
20m
Exercise
Sets
Reps
Dumbbell Romanian Deadlift
3
10
Incline Dumbbell Press
3
10
Seated Row (Cable or Machine)
3
12
Dumbbell Lateral Raise
3
12
Russian Twists (Bodyweight)
3
20
Exercise
Sets
Reps
Dumbbell Shoulder Press
3
10
Chest Press (Machine or DB)
3
10
Dumbbell Rows (Single Arm)
3
10 each
Cable Face Pulls
3
15
Hammer Curls + Tricep Extensions Superset
3
12 each
Exercise
Sets
Reps
Leg Press / Goblet Squats
3
10–12
Romanian Deadlifts (Barbell or DB)
3
10
Walking Lunges
3
10 each leg
Hanging Leg Raises / Knee Tucks
3
15
Cable Woodchoppers (core)
3
12 each side
Track every workout – log your weights, reps, and effort.
Warm-up before every session – mobility, light cardio (5–10 min).
Cool-down + stretching – avoid soreness and improve recovery.
Consistency > intensity for beginners.
Don’t rush progression; build it week-by-week.
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