Training Plan
4-Day Split · 45 Min
Offline Ready
Day D
Cardio
+ Mobility
Duration 40–45 min
Phases 3
Phase 1 — Warmup  5 min
—
Treadmill Walk
Brisk · 5.5–6 km/h · Gently raise HR
5 min
Phase 2 — HIIT  20 min
Interval
Duration
Effort
Work
30 seconds
85–90% max
Rest
90 seconds
Easy walk
Rounds
8–10
≈18–20 min
Cool down
2 min walk
Rest HR

HIIT Note

  • Sprint or fast jog at 9–14 km/h depending on fitness.
  • 1–2% incline on rest intervals for extra burn.
  • 30/90 ratio maximises EPOC with minimal muscle breakdown.
Phase 3 — Mobility  15 min
01
Hip Flexor Lunge Stretch
Kneeling · Counters leg press tightness
60 s/side
02
90/90 Hip Rotation
Floor · Internal + external hip rotation
60 s/side
03
Thoracic Rotation
Seated, hands behind head · Unlocks upper back
10 reps/side
04
Cable Chest Stretch
Functional trainer, arm extended · Anterior chest
45 s/side
05
Standing Hamstring Stretch
Foot on bench · Essential post-leg day
60 s/side
06
Child's Pose + Lat Reach
Floor · Full lat, thoracic and hip decompression
90 s hold
07
Dead Hang
Grip treadmill bar · Shoulder decompression
2 × 30 s

Day D Strategy

  • Best placed between two weight days — actively speeds recovery.
  • Don't skip mobility. Most injuries are accumulated tightness.
  • Swap HIIT for 20 min incline walk (5–7%, 6 km/h) early in a block.
Emergency
Quick
Session
No equipment. No excuses. 20 minutes.
⏱ 20 min max
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Zero equipment
The Rule
You only have to do this workout. If you feel good halfway through, keep going. If not, you're done — and it counts. Starting is the only requirement.
Exercise
Sets
Reps
Rest
01
Bodyweight Squat
Full ROM · Slow and controlled
3
15
45 s
02
Push-Up
Knees if needed — no shame in it
3
10
45 s
03
Glute Bridge
Squeeze at top for 2 s each rep
3
15
45 s
04
Plank Hold
Squeeze glutes + abs. Breathe steadily
3
30 s
45 s
05
Reverse Lunge
Step back, knee hovers above floor
2
10/side
45 s
06
Superman Hold
Face down · Arms forward · Hold 2 s at top
2
12
30 s

"Just Show Up"A bad workout you actually did is worth ten great ones you skipped. Consistency over months beats perfect sessions every time. Even just sets 1 and 2 is better than nothing.

Why This Works

  • Every exercise is instantly familiar — zero thinking, zero setup.
  • Short rests keep it moving so it never drags past 20 minutes.
  • Hits every major muscle group at maintenance level — you won't lose progress.
  • On low motivation days, just getting your kit on and starting set 1 is the victory.