Bodyweight Training
4-Week Full-Body Home Workout Program (No-Equipment)
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Summary
4-Week Home Program: Build strength, endurance, and core stability with bodyweight exercises. Three weekly sessions progress each week, improving fitness, coordination, and balance while reinforcing controlled, functional movement.
Workouts
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Week 3
Week 4
Details
This 4-week home program is designed to systematically build strength, endurance, core stability, and overall functional fitness using only bodyweight and minimal equipment (see below). Across three targeted sessions per week - Strength (Power Squat & Push), Cardio Circuit, and Core & More - the program emphasizes progressive overload, controlled movement, and balanced development.
Structure and Progression:
Strength sessions focus on foundational lower- and upper-body strength while reinforcing proper technique, core engagement, and joint stability. Over the 4 weeks, exercises progress in difficulty through increased repetitions, additional sets, and movement variations, culminating in a peak week that challenges strength, endurance, and stability simultaneously.
Cardio circuits: develop cardiovascular fitness, muscular endurance, and coordination. The program gradually increases intensity, duration, and complexity, training the body to maintain efficiency and form under higher fatigue while supporting fat burning and energy system development.
Core & More sessions target balance, stability, and postural support. Progression includes longer hold times, additional reps, and more advanced variations to challenge both deep and superficial core muscles, enhancing functional movement patterns and overall body control.
Key Principles:
Progressive Overload: Reps, sets, hold times, and intensity gradually increase each week to drive adaptation and prevent plateauing.
Controlled Movement: Emphasis on form ensures safe and effective engagement of target muscles.
Balanced Development: Workouts target all major muscle groups and systems—lower body, upper body, core, and cardiovascular system—for functional fitness.
Minimal Equipment: Designed for home use, requiring only bodyweight and optional resistance bands or a sturdy chair.
Expected Benefits:
By the end of 4 weeks, participants can expect improved muscular strength and endurance, enhanced core stability, better coordination and balance, increased cardiovascular fitness, and stronger foundation for more advanced training. The program also establishes sustainable movement patterns that carry over to everyday activities.
Structure and Progression:
Strength sessions focus on foundational lower- and upper-body strength while reinforcing proper technique, core engagement, and joint stability. Over the 4 weeks, exercises progress in difficulty through increased repetitions, additional sets, and movement variations, culminating in a peak week that challenges strength, endurance, and stability simultaneously.
Cardio circuits: develop cardiovascular fitness, muscular endurance, and coordination. The program gradually increases intensity, duration, and complexity, training the body to maintain efficiency and form under higher fatigue while supporting fat burning and energy system development.
Core & More sessions target balance, stability, and postural support. Progression includes longer hold times, additional reps, and more advanced variations to challenge both deep and superficial core muscles, enhancing functional movement patterns and overall body control.
Key Principles:
Progressive Overload: Reps, sets, hold times, and intensity gradually increase each week to drive adaptation and prevent plateauing.
Controlled Movement: Emphasis on form ensures safe and effective engagement of target muscles.
Balanced Development: Workouts target all major muscle groups and systems—lower body, upper body, core, and cardiovascular system—for functional fitness.
Minimal Equipment: Designed for home use, requiring only bodyweight and optional resistance bands or a sturdy chair.
Expected Benefits:
By the end of 4 weeks, participants can expect improved muscular strength and endurance, enhanced core stability, better coordination and balance, increased cardiovascular fitness, and stronger foundation for more advanced training. The program also establishes sustainable movement patterns that carry over to everyday activities.
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