Legs, Pull, Push
- Quadriceps ~
- Hamstrings ~
- Calves [Optional]
- Back ~
- Deltoid (Side) ♦
- Biceps [Optional]
- Chest
- Deltoid (Front) ♦
- Triceps [Optional]
- Abdominal +
Legs, Push, Pull
- Quadriceps ~
- Hamstrings ~
- Calves [Optional]
- Chest
- Deltoid (Front) ♦
- Triceps [Optional]
- Back ~
- Deltoid (Side) ♦
- Biceps [Optional]
- Abdominal +
Pull, Push, Legs
- Back ~
- Deltoid (Side) ♦
- Biceps [Optional]
- Chest
- Deltoid (Front) ♦
- Triceps [Optional]
- Quadriceps ~
- Hamstrings ~
- Calves [Optional]
- Abdominal +
Push, Pull, Legs
- Chest
- Deltoid (Front) ♦
- Triceps [Optional]
- Back ~
- Deltoid (Side) ♦
- Biceps [Optional]
- Quadriceps ~
- Hamstrings ~
- Calves [Optional]
- Abdominal +
Guidelines
- Pick only one workout from the 4 full body workout variations above.
- Change exercises monthly. Try an alternative template next month or stick to your favorite template.
- Italicized exercises are optional. Choose optional exercises sparingly in effort to keep keep workout duration to a minimum.
- Choose basic exercises when possible (ie: choose bold or regular typeface exercises listed in exercise subdirectories).
~ Choose one exercise which involves Erector Spinae as a stabilizer or synergist. See complementary pairing of exercises involving low back.
+ For deconditioned beginners, choose an auxiliary abdominal exercise (italics exercise) which do not involve hip flexors. For all others with strong abdominals and a healthy low back, consider choosing a basic abdominal exercise (bold or regular type face exercise) which utilize hip flexors. Higher reps are typically performed for abdominal exercises (eg: 15-20 reps) with an emphasis on muscular endurance.
♦ Choose either a Side Deltoid or Front Deltoid exercise in effort to minimize workout length. Inclusion of a Side Deltoid exercise generally minimizes redundancy since Front Deltoid already assists during Chest exercise. However a Front Deltoid exercise may be programmed periodically instead for variety.