STRENGTH FOR EVERYDAY LIFETRAIN · FUEL · REPEAT

THE TRAINING DESK

A plan you can repeat.

Choose your week. Adjust your working sets. Log what you actually did. Your next session starts here.

FOUR WEEKS TO BUILD A ROUTINE

Your next session.

0/ 10 sets

Find comfortable variations and loads. Learn the movements before adding more.

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Squat

Goblet squat ↗

8–12 · target repetitions

Movement cues & easier option

Hold one weight at your chest. Let knees track with toes and use the depth you can control.

Easier: Practice a chair squat without the weight.

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Push

Dumbbell floor press ↗

8–12 · target repetitions

Movement cues & easier option

Lie on the floor with knees bent. Lower until your upper arms gently touch the floor, then press with wrists stacked.

Easier: Use lighter dumbbells or a wall push-up.

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Pull

Supported dumbbell row ↗

8–12 / side · target repetitions

Movement cues & easier option

Support one hand on a stable bench. Pull the weight toward your hip without twisting, then lower slowly.

Easier: Use a lighter weight and more torso support.

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Hinge

Dumbbell Romanian deadlift ↗

8–12 · target repetitions

Movement cues & easier option

Keep soft knees and slide the weights near your legs as your hips travel back. Stop before your back position changes.

Easier: Learn an unloaded hip hinge first.

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Core

Dead bug ↗

6–10 / side · target repetitions

Movement cues & easier option

Start on your back with arms raised and knees over hips. Slowly extend one arm overhead and the opposite leg, then return before changing sides. Keep your trunk still.

Easier: Keep your arms still and move one heel through a shorter range.

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Take your plan with you.

The first session uses your chosen date; subsequent sessions keep the displayed rest-day spacing. No reminders are sent by this website.

This is a general adult training template, not an injury-rehabilitation plan. Stop for sharp pain, dizziness or unusual symptoms. If a condition affects exercise, get individual advice from a qualified professional.