Day 1
Push — volume
Full push-ups at controlled tempo
4 × 8
2 × 6
3 × 8
2 × 6
2 × 30 sec
Home / bodyweight · Weeks 4–6 · Phase 2 — Volume
Week 5
Accumulate quality reps. Sets get longer, rest gets shorter, form stays identical to Phase 1.
0 of 4 sessions done this week — Add a set or a rep each week and cut rest by 15 seconds. Stop any set the moment tempo breaks.
This is the same program for everyone training at home. Membership rebuilds these twelve weeks around your own profile.
40 min
Day 2
Pull — volume
Row volume and first pull-up work
4 × 12
- Australian row (underhand grip)
Mid-back · Bar / rings · Beginner
Cue: Assist with your feet rather than kipping
3 × 3–5
- Single-arm towel row
Mid-back · Bar / rings · Beginner
Cue: One arm at a time under a table edge — squeeze the shoulder blade, keep the ribs down
2 × 10 / side
Prone Y-T raise
Cue: Face down, thumbs up — lift the arms into a Y, then a T, no momentum
2 × 15
2 × 40 sec
Day 3
Legs — volume
Unilateral strength and posterior chain
3 × 12
- Bulgarian split squat
Glutes / quads · Dumbbells + bench · Intermediate
Cue: Torso slightly forward for glute bias
2 × 8 / leg
2 × 10 / leg
2 × 15
3 × 18
Day 4
Recover — walk, breathe, stretch
Aerobic base and tissue quality
Brisk walk
28 min
Guided breathwork
10 min
Static stretching (post-training holds)
Cue: 30–45 second holds, easy tension only
6 min
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.