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The Full-Body Workout program.

The Full-Body Workout is a beginner general strength & muscle program run 3 days a week. Train every major muscle each session, three days a week. The most efficient and proven structure for beginners — high frequency on the lifts that matter.

LevelBeginner
Days / week3
GoalGeneral strength & muscle
TypeSplit

Overview

Train every major muscle each session, three days a week. The most efficient and proven structure for beginners — high frequency on the lifts that matter.

Who it's for: Beginners and busy lifters who train three days a week and want fast, balanced progress.

Weekly schedule

Track this week — 0/3 training days done
DayFocus
Day 1Full body A — squat, bench, row
Day 2Rest
Day 3Full body B — deadlift, press, pull-up
Day 4Rest
Day 5Full body C — squat, incline, row
Day 6Rest
Day 7Rest

Check off days as you train, or pick the lifts for each day from the exercise library — let Nishaana fill them in and track it for you automatically.

How to progress

Linear progression — add a small amount of weight every session you hit all your reps. If you stall for two sessions in a row, take a small deload and build back — see progressive overload for the full method.

Run it on autopilot. Nishaana loads the Full-Body Workout, pre-fills every set, and tells you the exact weight to beat each session — free in your browser.
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Common questions.

Is the Full-Body Workout good for beginners?

Yes — the Full-Body Workout is designed for beginners. Beginners and busy lifters who train three days a week and want fast, balanced progress.

How many days a week is the Full-Body Workout?

3 days a week. Train every major muscle each session, three days a week. The most efficient and proven structure for beginners — high frequency on the lifts that matter.

How do you progress on the Full-Body Workout?

Linear progression — add a small amount of weight every session you hit all your reps.

What equipment do I need for the Full-Body Workout?

A full barbell + dumbbell + cable setup (a standard commercial gym) — the accessory volume leans on machines and cables more than a pure barbell program would.

How long should I run the Full-Body Workout before switching?

Run it in 8–12 week blocks, then deload for a week and either repeat with fresh numbers or rotate to a different split so the same joints and muscle groups get a break.

How is the Full-Body Workout different from the Push Pull Legs?

The Full-Body Workout runs 3 days/week aimed at general strength & muscle, while the Push Pull Legs runs 6 days/week aimed at hypertrophy & strength. Pick the Full-Body Workout if beginners and busy lifters who train three days a week and want fast, balanced progress; pick the other if that fits your schedule or goal better.

Can I run the Full-Body Workout for free?

Yes. You can follow the full Full-Body Workout schedule free in Nishaana — it loads the weekly plan, pre-fills your sets and auto-progresses your weights as you hit your targets.

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Follow the full schedule free in your browser — the app handles the progression for you.

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