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Current Workout
Saturday, 04 May 2024
Upcoming Workouts
Your next workout will send in 21 hours
Upper Body, Core
Sunday
Accessory
Lower Body, Core
Monday
Hip Extension, Lunge
Upper Body Pull, Core
Tuesday
Carry, Horizontal Pull, Vertical Pull
Upper Body Push, Core
Wednesday
Rotation, Horizontal Push, Vertical Push
Mobility
Thursday
Core, Glutes, Deltoids, Pecs, Traps, Lats, Hamstrings, Quads, Hip Adductors
Lower Body, Core
Friday
Hip Extension, Squat
Upper Body, Core
Saturday
Accessory
Past Workouts
Upper Body Push, Core
05/03/2024
Rotation, Horizontal Push, Vertical Push
Mobility
05/02/2024
Core, Glutes, Deltoids, Pecs, Traps, Lats, Hamstrings, Quads, Hip Adductors
Upper Body Pull, Core
05/01/2024
Carry, Horizontal Pull, Vertical Pull
Lower Body, Core
04/30/2024
Hip Extension, Lunge
Upper Body, Core
04/29/2024
Accessory
Lower Body, Core
04/28/2024
Hip Extension, Squat
Upper Body Push, Core
04/25/2024
Rotation, Horizontal Push, Vertical Push
Workout Split
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Upper Body Pull, CoreCarry, Horizontal Pull, Vertical Pull
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Upper Body Push, CoreRotation, Horizontal Push, Vertical Push
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Lower Body, CoreHip Extension, Squat
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Upper Body, CoreAccessory
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Lower Body, CoreHip Extension, Lunge
Customize how much each muscle is being strengthened. Workouts are automatically adjusted to remove muscle imbalances.
Weekly Training Volume Targets
4 week rolling average
Abdominals
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Spinal Erectors
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Obliques
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Glute Max
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Hamstrings
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Hip Flexors
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Latissimus Dorsi
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Pectorals
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Quadriceps
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Trapezius
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Glute Med/Min
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Calves
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Forearms
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Hip Adductors
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Biceps
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Triceps
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Rhomboids
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Rotator Cuffs
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Front Deltoid
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Lateral Deltoid
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Rear Deltoid
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Serratus Anterior
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Tibialis Anterior
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Full Body
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Workouts are being automatically adjusted to match your muscle targets.
Too much training volume per week can lead to joint pain and overuse injuries. Too little training volume per week may not result in any noticeable strength gain. Beginner lifters should skew towards the lower end of the range.
Only functional, accessory, and core exercises are used in the calculation for this feature. Only muscle groups that are targeted by your current workout split are able to be adjusted.
Your next deload week will start in 36 days.
Deloads are weeks of lower intensity workouts. Used to recover from soreness, fatigue, and inflammation by reducing the strain placed upon your body.
You are working out for 6 days each week.
For your Push/Pull/Legs/Upper/Lower workout split, aim for between 5 and 6 workouts per week. Too many workouts per week does not allow for enough recovery time and can lead to joint pain and overuse injuries. Too few workouts per week may not result in any noticeable strength gain. Beginner lifters should skew towards the lower end of the range.
The program Obtainium can be used for automatic updates.
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