Programs
Pick a program, choose the days you train, and your whole calendar fills in. Your weights and reps carry over from session to session.
HAJEX programs
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Beginner
Full body starter
3 days a week,
8 weeks,
gym
Three short full-body sessions a week that teach the main movements and build a base. Ideal if you are new to the gym or coming back after a break.
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Intermediate
Upper / lower
4 days a week,
10 weeks,
gym
Four days a week alternating upper and lower body, with heavy compound lifts first and lighter accessory work after. For members with some training behind them who want size and strength.
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Intermediate
Push / pull / legs
6 days a week,
8 weeks,
gym
Chest, shoulders and triceps on push day, back and biceps on pull day, then legs. Run it three days a week, or six to go through the cycle twice.
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Beginner
Dumbbells at home
3 days a week,
8 weeks,
dumbbells and a bench
Three workouts a week with just a pair of adjustable dumbbells and a bench. Every exercise works at home, and the weights grow with you.
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Beginner
Barbell 5×5
3 days a week,
12 weeks,
barbell and rack
The classic way to get strong: three big barbell lifts a session, five sets of five, and a little more weight every time you hit all your reps. Two workouts, A and B, take turns three days a week.
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Intermediate
Power and size
4 days a week,
10 weeks,
gym
Four days split into upper and lower body: two heavy days with low reps to build strength, then two lighter days with more reps to build muscle. For members with a few months of lifting behind them.
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Beginner
Bodyweight anywhere
3 days a week,
8 weeks,
no equipment
No gym, no equipment: just your body, a chair and a bit of floor. Two full-body workouts take turns three days a week. Add reps as you get stronger, then move to harder versions.
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Intermediate
Five-day body-part split
5 days a week,
8 weeks,
gym
The bodybuilding classic: one muscle group a day, lots of sets for each. Chest, back, shoulders, legs, then arms. Best if you can train five days a week and like long, focused sessions.
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Beginner
Glutes and legs focus
4 days a week,
10 weeks,
gym
Four days a week with the lower body first: hip thrusts, squats and hinges for strong glutes and legs, plus one upper-body day so nothing is left behind.
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Beginner
Express 30
3 days a week,
6 weeks,
dumbbells and a bench
Thirty minutes, whole body, three days a week. Short rests and simple equipment keep it quick, for busy weeks or when you just want to stay consistent.
No program matches all of these. Try another choice.
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