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Workouts · 10 entries

Full
body workouts

Training each muscle two or three times a week beats hitting it once, and for anyone lifting fewer than four days a week a full body split is how you get there.


Barbell Strength Full Body

A three-day full body barbell programme built on the squat, press, deadlift and row — the simplest effective way for a novice to get strong.

50 min3x/weekBeginner

Bodyweight Full Body Workout

A complete no-equipment session you can do anywhere, with progressions and regressions for every movement so it stays hard as you get stronger.

30 min3x/weekBeginner

Conditioning Intervals

An interval session that builds work capacity without eating the recovery your lifting needs, with the modality choice that decides interference.

30 min2x/weekIntermediate

Fat Loss Circuit

A four-day circuit that keeps training volume high and recovery cost manageable during a calorie deficit — because the diet does the fat loss, not this.

40 min4x/weekIntermediate

Full Body Dumbbell Workout

A complete full body session using only dumbbells, three days a week, built around six movements that cover every major muscle group.

45 min3x/weekBeginner

Hotel Room Workout

A full session that fits in a hotel room with a set of bands, plus what to accept losing while travelling and what to protect.

30 min3x/weekBeginner

Kettlebell Conditioning

A kettlebell session built on the ballistic movements the implement is genuinely better at, combining conditioning and strength in half an hour.

30 min3x/weekIntermediate

Kettlebell Fat Loss Workout

A short kettlebell circuit for a calorie deficit — enough intensity to matter, short enough to recover from when you are eating less.

25 min4x/weekIntermediate

Recomposition Full Body

A three-day full body plan for building muscle and losing fat at maintenance calories, with the frequency that makes recomposition realistic.

50 min3x/weekBeginner

Resistance Band Workout

A complete band-only session for travel and small spaces, plus an honest account of where bands work well and where they cannot replace load.