5x a Week Workout Split:
$32.99
This 6-week, 5-day classic workout split is built to deliver consistent strength and muscle gains while improving endurance and movement quality. Each week follows a focused schedule: chest, back, legs, shoulders/arms, and core. Workouts are structured with compound lifts, accessory movements, and progressive overload principles to help you build strength, improve body composition, and establish a reliable training routine.
What this program includes:
Clear weekly progression: load, volume, and intensity adjustments every week to ensure steady gains.
Exercise selection focused on compound lifts plus targeted accessories for hypertrophy
Rep and set schemes
Warm-up and cool-down guidance, plus mobility cues tailored to each session.
Notes for substitutions if a particular machine or piece of equipment is unavailable.
Who this is for
Beginner and Intermediate trainees seeking efficient, balanced strength and body recomposition
Gym-goers who want a clear 6-week roadmap to progress.
Anyone who values equipment variety and safe heavy lifting to maximize results.
**For best results, please use a full gym than a home gym that’s limited to only bands and dumbbells.
Fitness by Brynne strongly recommends that you consult with your physician before beginning any exercise program. Before performing any exercise program remember to think about your current level of physical health and whether you are able to participate in exercise.
Below are a few questions you should ask yourself before participating in any physical activity: Has your doctor ever said you have a heart condition or lung problem, and should only do physical activity recommended by a doctor? Do you usually get short of breath with very light exertion? Do you ever get chest pressure or discomfort with moderate or vigorous activity? Do you ever lose balance or get dizziness during physical activity? Are there any other medical conditions that I should consider before performing physical activity? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, and have not seen a doctor recently, participation in the online exercise program is not advised. Also be mindful of the space that you have around you. When exercising at home, make sure to give yourself 3-6 feet of open space on every side, and make sure to pick up all objects of the floor that could present a trip hazard. Please understand that when participating in any exercise or physical activity program there is a possibility of physical injury, and choosing to engage in this exercise or exercise program is done so at your own risk. If the activity seems too rigorous for you, please take a break. You are encouraged to move at a pace that feels comfortable for you at all times.