Find your program

Training Splits

A split is how you divide muscle groups across your week. The best one is the one you'll do consistently — aim to train each muscle about twice a week.

Full Body

Hit everything, every session.
Beginner

The best starting point. With only 3 sessions you train every major muscle each time, so frequency stays high and recovery is easy to manage. Ideal for beginners or busy weeks.

3
DAYS / WEEK
3
SESSIONS
Each muscle ~3×/week
FREQUENCY
BeginnersTraining 2–3 days/weekReturning after a break

Read the full Full Body guide

Upper / Lower

The best all-around balance.
Intermediate

Splits training into upper-body and lower-body days. Run 4 days a week and every muscle gets trained twice — the frequency research shows is ideal — with volume spread evenly.

4
DAYS / WEEK
4
SESSIONS
Each muscle 2×/week
FREQUENCY
Intermediate liftersTraining 4 days/weekBalanced strength + size

Read the full Upper / Lower guide

Push / Pull / Legs

The most popular split for a reason.
Intermediate–Advanced

Organizes training by movement pattern: pushing muscles, pulling muscles, then legs. Run twice through the week (6 days) to train every muscle twice with high per-session volume.

6
DAYS / WEEK
6
SESSIONS
Each muscle 2×/week
FREQUENCY
Intermediate–advancedTraining 5–6 days/weekMaximizing volume

Read the full Push / Pull / Legs guide

Bro Split

One muscle, all the volume.
Advanced

Each session is dedicated to a single area, allowing lots of exercises and angles per muscle. Trains each muscle once a week, so it suits advanced lifters who want focused, high-volume days.

5
DAYS / WEEK
5
SESSIONS
Each muscle 1×/week
FREQUENCY
Advanced liftersTraining 5 days/weekFocused muscle detail work

Read the full Bro Split guide

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