Own every position before you load it. Slow tempo, full range, and a breathing pattern you can repeat when the set gets hard.
0 of 4 sessions done this week — Reps climb each week while the movement stays identical. Nothing is taken to failure yet.
This is the same program for everyone training at home. Membership rebuilds these twelve weeks around your own profile.
Day 1
Push-up mechanics and midline bracing
Joint prep flow
Cue: Slow circles, pain-free range only
5 min
Cue: Ribs down, elbows about 45°
3 × 10
Cue: Hips high, crown travels to the floor
2 × 6
2 × 10
Cue: Glutes on, breathe through the hold
2 × 40 sec
Between sets, take one easy 20-second stretch of the muscle you just worked — short and sub-maximal, never aggressive.
Day 2
Upper-back strength and grip
2 × 15
Cue: Squeeze the shoulder blades before the elbows bend
3 × 10
2 × 25 sec
Prone Y-T raise
Cue: Face down, thumbs up — lift the arms into a Y, then a T, no momentum
2 × 15
2 × 25 sec
Day 3
Squat and hinge patterns
Cue: Sit back, stand tall, no collapse at the knee
3 × 12
2 × 8 / leg
2 × 15
2 × 18
2 × 40 sec
Day 4
Nervous-system reset and easy aerobic work
Brisk walk
Cue: Nasal breathing where comfortable
22 min
Guided breathwork
Cue: Longer exhale than inhale
10 min
Full-body mobility flow
5 min
Recovery days are training. Skipping them is the fastest way to stall in Phase 3.
Train with controlled form and resistance you can handle. Stop if you feel sharp pain, dizziness or anything unusual, modify anything that doesn't suit your health, ability or experience, and check with a qualified healthcare professional when you need to.
