4 Week Back to Training Gym Plan for Men: Rebuild Strength

Taking back your strength and confidence in the gym does not have to feel overwhelming. With a clear plan, you can build momentum fast and see meaningful progress. This 4 week gym plan is built for men who want to get consistent again, rebuild strength, and feel better in their body. Whether you are returning after a break or tightening up your routine, you can expect improved performance, better endurance, and renewed confidence from week to week. Commit to 3 to 4 sessions per week, and focus on steady progression rather than perfection.

  • Duration: 4 weeks
  • Schedule: 3 to 4 days per week, alternating upper and lower body focus
  • Format: Warm up, main workout, and cool down in each session
  • Level: Intermediate, with simple modifications for beginners
  • Rest: 1 to 2 rest days weekly, plus optional active recovery
  • Equipment: Standard gym equipment like dumbbells, barbells, machines, and benches

You will need access to a gym with basic strength training equipment. If you prefer more flexibility, explore a 4 week dumbbell and calisthenics plan for men for an equipment lighter option.

A structured strength plan helps you progress without guessing. It keeps your training balanced across major muscle groups, supports steady strength gains, and makes it easier to track improvement. It also helps you rebuild joint and tendon tolerance after time off by giving you a consistent pattern of exercises and recovery.

Strength training improves functional strength for everyday movement, supports long term health, and can also boost confidence through measurable wins like more reps, better form, or heavier weights week to week. If you are newer to lifting, this 21 day beginner gym plan for men can be a great ramp up option.

Your training results are built in the gym and supported in the kitchen. Protein helps repair and build muscle, so aim for roughly 1.6 to 2.2 grams per kg of body weight per day, adjusting based on your appetite and goals. Carbohydrates fuel training performance and support recovery, especially if your workouts include higher volume sets or conditioning. Include fats for hormones, satiety, and overall health.

Hydration matters too. A consistent water intake supports performance, digestion, and recovery.

A simple approach is to eat balanced meals with protein, carbs, and fats every 3 to 5 hours, then adjust portions based on how your body responds over the 4 weeks. For more on nutrition, check out this nutrition guide.

Supplements are optional, but a few can be helpful if they fit your lifestyle.

Protein powder can make it easier to hit your daily protein target, especially after training or on busy days. Creatine monohydrate is one of the most studied supplements for improving strength and training performance, and Hall et al. (2021) summarizes its use and research support. Omega 3 fatty acids can support general health and may be helpful if your diet is low in fatty fish.

Supplements should support, not replace, a solid diet. If you have health conditions or take medications, check with a healthcare professional first. For more details, see this supplements article.

Recovery is training. Start sessions with a short warm up that raises your temperature and prepares the joints you will use. After training, a cool down and light stretching can help you shift into recovery mode, especially if you sit a lot during the day.

Sleep is one of the biggest drivers of results. Aim for 7 to 9 hours most nights to support performance, muscle repair, and motivation.

Form matters more than load, especially when you are rebuilding. Use weights you can control, keep reps smooth, and stop sets when technique breaks down. For more on recovery habits, see the recovery revolution guide.

This plan is flexible by design.

If you are a beginner or returning after a longer break, start conservative. Choose loads that leave 2 to 3 reps in the tank on most sets, then increase slowly as your body adapts. If you are more experienced, you can push closer to technical failure on your main lifts, but keep progression controlled and consistent.

If you have injuries or limitations, swap in machine variations, shorten range of motion, or reduce volume to stay pain free while keeping the habit strong. For a deeper reset mindset, this article on starting over in fitness may help.

Day 1: Upper Body Definition

Block #1
Bent Over Dumbbell Row3 x 10 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Dumbbell Incline Bench Press3 x 12 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #3
Cable Single Arm Palm Rotational Row (Left Side)3 rounds x 10 reps
Cable Single Arm Palm Rotational Row (Right Side)3 rounds x 10 reps
Rest50 seconds
Block #4
Incline Dumbbell Tate Press3 x 10 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #5
Lat Pulldown (MYO reps)5 x 12 reps
Rest15 seconds
Block #6
Incline Prone Dumbbell Front Incline Raise3 x 10 reps
Rest10 seconds
Block #7
Arnold Press3 x 15 reps
Rest45 seconds
Block #8
Dumbbell Prone Incline Curl3 x 10 reps
Rest45 seconds

You can find the plan in the Gymaholic App:

Movements #1
Lying Quadriceps Stretch (Left Side)1 x 30 seconds
Lying Quadriceps Stretch (Right Side)1 x 30 seconds
Knee Circle1 x 40 seconds
Hamstring Stretch (Left Side)1 x 30 seconds
Hamstring Stretch (Right Side)1 x 30 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Movements #2
Clasp Hands Behind Back Shoulder Stretch1 x 30 seconds
Chin To Chest Stretch1 x 30 seconds
Elbow Back Stretch1 x 30 seconds
Cobra Pose1 x 40 seconds
Child's Pose (Balasana)1 x 40 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Walking
Walking1 x 20 minutes
Block #1
Smith Machine Narrow Squat3 x 15 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Lying Leg Curl3 x 15 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Dumbbell Split Squat (Left Side)3 rounds x 8 reps
Dumbbell Split Squat (Right Side)3 rounds x 8 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Landmine RDL3 x 10 reps
Rest50 seconds
Block #5
Dumbbell Goblet Squat3 rounds x 10 reps
Seated Dumbbell Calf Raise3 rounds x 10 reps
Rest45 seconds
Finisher
Plank To Forward Plank3 rounds x 40 seconds
Russian Twist3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Cardio
Treadmill (Steady State)2 rounds x 15 minutes
Rest60 seconds
Mobility
Knee Across The Body Stretch (Left Side)1 x 30 seconds
Knee Across The Body Stretch (Right Side)1 x 30 seconds
Butterfly Pose (Baddha Konasana)1 x 30 seconds
Sit Squat Stretch1 x 30 seconds
The Straddle Stretch1 x 30 seconds
Twist Hip Stretch (Left Side)1 x 30 seconds
Twist Hip Stretch (Right Side)1 x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds
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Block #1
Reverse Grip Bench Press3 x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Alternate Dumbbell Incline Fly (Total reps)3 x 12 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #3
Elevated Cable Row3 x 15 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Seated Alternate Arnold Press3 x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #5
Lying Pronated Alternate Dumbbell Tricep Extension (Total reps)3 x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #6
Cable Overhead Tricep Extension3 x 10 reps
Rest45 seconds
Finisher
Alternate Elbow To Knee Plank3 rounds x 30 seconds
Lying Knee Raise3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest35 seconds
Block #1
Barbell Reverse Grip Incline Bench Row3 x 10 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Single Arm Dumbbell Row (Left Side)3 rounds x 10 reps
Single Arm Dumbbell Row (Right Side)3 rounds x 10 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Seated Bent Over Wide Grip Cable Row3 x 15 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Lying Alternate Pronated Dumbbell Rear Delt Raise (Total reps)3 x 16 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #5
Single Arm Cable Preacher Curl (Left Side)3 rounds x 10 reps
Single Arm Cable Preacher Curl (Right Side)3 rounds x 10 reps
Rest60 seconds
Finisher
Plank Cross Knee To Elbow3 rounds x 40 seconds
Crunch3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #1
Inchworm1 x 30 seconds
Alternate High Knee Hug1 x 30 seconds
Knee Circle1 x 30 seconds
Torso Rotation1 x 30 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #2
Twist Hip Stretch1 x 20 seconds
Twist Hip Stretch1 x 20 seconds
Single Knee To Chest Stretch (Left Side)1 x 20 seconds
Single Knee To Chest Stretch (Right Side)1 x 20 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #3
Hip External To Internal Rotation1 x 30 seconds
Hip External To Internal Rotation1 x 30 seconds
Front Leg Raises (Left Side)1 x 30 seconds
Front Leg Raises (Right Side)1 x 30 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #4
Butterfly Pose (Baddha Konasana)1 x 30 seconds
Quadriceps Stretch2 x 25 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #5
Camel Pose1 x 30 seconds
Cobra Pose1 x 30 seconds
Twist Hip Stretch2 x 25 seconds
The Straddle Stretch1 x 25 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Walking
Walking1 x 20 minutes
Block #1
T Bar Row3 x 10 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Incline Dumbbell Neutral Grip Bench Press3 x 10 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Dumbbell Pullover To Press3 rounds x 12 reps
Dumbbell Incline Fly3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Alternate Dumbbell Lateral Raise3 rounds x 12 reps
Inner Bicep Curl3 rounds x 10 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #5
Cable Low Face Pull3 rounds x 10 reps
Cable Tricep Pushdown3 rounds x 10 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #6
Hanging Knee Raise3 x 10 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #1
Barbell Front To Back Squat3 x 10 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Landmine RDL3 x 10 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Walking Lunge (Total reps)3 x 16 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Leg Extension3 x 15 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #5
Romanian Deadlift (RDL)3 x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #6
Calf Raise3 x 15 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #1
Barbell Bench Press3 x 15 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #2
Decline Dumbbell Bench Press3 x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Lying Bench Cable Fly3 x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Push Up (Kneeling allowed)3 x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #5
Seated Dumbbell Press3 x 15 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #6
Dumbbell Front Raise3 x 15 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #7
Cable Tricep Pushdown3 x 15 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #1
Bent Over Reverse Grip Row3 x 10 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Single Arm Dumbbell Row (Left Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Single Arm Dumbbell Row (Right Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Reverse Grip Cable Lat Pulldown3 x 15 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Alternate Bent Over Dumbbell Rear Delt Raise (Total Reps)3 x 14 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #5
Alternate Dumbbell Curl (Total reps)3 x 14 reps
Rest60 seconds
Finisher
Cocoon3 rounds x 40 seconds
Elbow To Knee Crunch3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #1
Walkout1 x 30 seconds
Butterfly Pose Warmup1 x 30 seconds
Gorilla Squat1 x 30 seconds
Torso Rotation1 x 30 seconds
Quadruped Push Up Plus1 x 20 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #2
Standing Aternate Hip Circle1 x 30 seconds
Standing Aternate Hip Circle1 x 30 seconds
Side Leg Swing (Left Side)1 x 30 seconds
Side Leg Swing (Right Side)1 x 30 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #3
Hip Flexor Stretch1 x 25 seconds
Hip Flexor Stretch1 x 25 seconds
Half Chair, Half Ankle To Knee Pose (Left Side)1 x 20 seconds
Half Chair, Half Ankle To Knee Pose (Right Side)1 x 20 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #4
Wall Hip Frog Stretch1 x 30 seconds
Side Quadriceps Stretch2 x 25 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #5
Bow Pose (Dhanurasana)1 x 30 seconds
Cobra Pose1 x 30 seconds
Twist Hip Stretch2 x 25 seconds
The Straddle Stretch1 x 25 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Walking
Walking1 x 20 minutes
Block #1
Chest Supported Alternate Dumbbell Row (Total reps)3 x 20 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #2
Kneeling Cable Row (Left Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Kneeling Cable Row (Right Side)3 rounds x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Smith Machine Shrug (Can sub with lat pulldown)3 rounds x 12 reps
Dumbbell Curl3 rounds x 10 reps
Rest50 seconds
Block #4
Reverse Cable Fly3 x 12 reps
Rest45 seconds
Block #5
Alternate Bent Over Dumbbell Rear Delt Raise (Total reps)3 rounds x 16 reps
Dumbbell Reverse Curl (Total reps)3 rounds x 16 reps
Rest50 seconds
Finisher
Plank3 rounds x 40 seconds
Reach And Catch3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #1
Barbell Front To Back Squat3 x 15 reps
Rest45 seconds
Block #2
Dumbbell Calf Raise3 x 15 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #3
Dumbbell Step Up (Left Side)3 rounds x 8 reps
Dumbbell Step Up (Right Side)3 rounds x 8 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Dumbbell Goblet Squat3 x 10 reps
Rest50 seconds
Block #5
Leg Press3 rounds x 10 reps
Seated Dumbbell Calf Raise3 rounds x 10 reps
Rest45 seconds
Finisher
Overhead Crunch3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest15 seconds
Hip Roll3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest35 seconds
Stairmaster
Stairmaster1 x 35 minutes
Rest60 seconds
Mobility
Twist Hip Stretch (Left Side)1 x 40 seconds
Twist Hip Stretch (Right Side)1 x 40 seconds
Seated Overhead Stretch1 x 30 seconds
Alternate Warrior 3 Pose (Virabhadrasana III)1 x 40 seconds
Seated Forward Bend Pose (Paschimottanasana)1 x 30 seconds
Puppy Pose (Uttana Shishosana)1 x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #1
Barbell Incline Bench Press3 x 12 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #2
Cuban Press3 x 15 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #3
Dumbbell Neutral Grip Bench Press (Hex Press)3 x 15 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #4
Seated Dumbbell Press3 x 15 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #5
Dumbbell Tricep Extension3 x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #6
Bench Dip3 x 10 reps
Rest45 seconds
Finisher
Alternate Oblique Crunch3 rounds x 30 seconds
Crunch3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest35 seconds
Block #1
Snatch Grip Rack Pull3 x 12 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #2
Alternate Renegade Row (Total Reps)3 x 20 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #3
Seated Bent Over Close Grip Cable Row3 x 15 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #4
Reverse Cable Fly (Total Reps)3 x 16 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #5
Alternate Hammer Curl (Total reps)3 x 20 reps
Rest70 seconds
Finisher
Bottoms Up3 rounds x 40 seconds
Elbow To Knee Crunch3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #1
Alternate High Knee Hug1 x 30 seconds
Lateral Hip Opener1 x 30 seconds
Side Leg Swing (Left Side)1 x 30 seconds
Side Leg Swing (Right Side)1 x 30 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Twist Hip Stretch1 x 30 seconds
Twist Hip Stretch1 x 30 seconds
Lying Glute Stretch (Left Side)1 x 20 seconds
Lying Glute Stretch (Right Side)1 x 20 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #3
Cat Cow To Push Up Plus1 x 30 seconds
Lying Quadriceps Stretch1 x 25 seconds
Lying Quadriceps Stretch (Right Side)1 x 25 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #4
Scapular Wall Slide1 x 25 seconds
Rear Shoulder Cross Stretch1 x 25 seconds
Rear Shoulder Cross Stretch (Right Side)1 x 25 seconds
Torso Rotation1 x 30 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Block #5
Bow Pose (Dhanurasana)1 x 30 seconds
Cobra Pose1 x 30 seconds
Hip Flexor Stretch2 x 30 seconds
The Straddle Stretch1 x 25 seconds
Rest40 seconds
Walking
Walking1 x 20 minutes
Block #1
Incline Prone Alternate Dumbbell Reverse Row (Total reps)3 x 16 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #2
Alternate Dumbbell Fly (Total Reps)3 x 16 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #3
Cable Single Arm Palm Rotational Row (Left Side)3 rounds x 10 reps
Cable Single Arm Palm Rotational Row (Right Side)3 rounds x 10 reps
Rest50 seconds
Block #4
Seated Reverse Cable Row3 x 12 reps
Rest45 seconds
Block #5
Lat Pulldown Close Grip3 x 10 reps
Rest10 seconds
Block #6
Dumbbell Tricep Kickback3 x 10 reps
Rest40 seconds
Block #7
Seated Alternate Arnold Press3 x 15 reps
Rest45 seconds
Block #8
Bent Over Cable Concentration Curl3 x 10 reps
Rest45 seconds
Movements #1
Child's Pose (Balasana)1 x 30 seconds
Cobra Pose1 x 30 seconds
Knee Across The Body Stretch (Left Side)1 x 30 seconds
Knee Across The Body Stretch (Right Side)1 x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Movements #2
Cat Cow Pose (Bitilasana)1 x 30 seconds
Downward Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana)1 x 30 seconds
Lying Clasp Hands Behind Back Shoulder Stretch1 x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Movements #3
Alternate Overhead Lat Stretch1 x 30 seconds
Upward Stretch1 x 30 seconds
Iron Cross Dynamic Stretch1 x 30 seconds
Rest60 seconds
Walking
Walking1 x 25 minutes
Block #1
Heel Elevated Squat3 x 15 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #2
Smith Machine Stiff Leg Deadlift (SDL)3 x 12 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #3
Alternate Dumbbell Lunge (Total reps)3 x 20 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #4
Leg Press3 x 15 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #5
Lying Leg Curl3 x 15 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #6
Dumbbell Calf Raise3 x 15 reps
Rest60 seconds
Treadmill
Treadmill1 x 35 minutes
Rest60 seconds
Mobility
Cat Cow Pose (Bitilasana)1 x 40 seconds
Alternate Downward Dog Leg Lift To Knee Tuck1 x 40 seconds
Downward Dog Leg Lift To Knee Tuck1 x 40 seconds
Hamstring Stretch (Left Side)1 x 30 seconds
Hamstring Stretch (Right Side)1 x 30 seconds
Seated Overhead Stretch1 x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #1
Reverse Grip Bench Press3 x 12 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #2
Seated Barbell Shoulder Press3 x 10 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #3
Dumbbell Decline Fly3 rounds x 12 reps
Elevated Bench Dip3 rounds x 10 reps
Rest50 seconds
Block #4
Seated Alternate Dumbbell Press (Total reps)3 x 16 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #5
Seated Dumbbell Tricep Kickback 3 x 12 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #6
Cable Face Pull3 x 10 reps
Rest60 seconds
Finisher
Russian Twist3 rounds x 30 seconds
Flutter Kick3 rounds x 30 seconds
Rest35 seconds
Block #1
Bent Over Barbell Row3 x 15 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #2
Incline Single Arm Dumbbell Row (Left Side)3 rounds x 15 reps
Incline Single Arm Dumbbell Row (Right Side)3 rounds x 15 reps
Rest70 seconds
Block #3
Seated Bent Over Close Grip Cable Row3 x 15 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #4
Alternate Bent Over Dumbbell Rear Delt Raise (Total reps)3 x 16 reps
Rest60 seconds
Block #5
Hammer Curl3 x 16 reps
Rest60 seconds
Finisher
Mountain Climber3 rounds x 40 seconds
Reach And Catch3 rounds x 40 seconds
Alternate Straight Leg Lowering3 rounds x 40 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Block #1
Front Split1 x 25 seconds
Front Split1 x 25 seconds
Lying Glute Stretch (Left Side)1 x 20 seconds
Lying Glute Stretch (Right Side)1 x 20 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #2
Butterfly Pose (Baddha Konasana)1 x 30 seconds
Quadriceps Stretch2 x 25 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #3
Inchworm1 x 25 seconds
Rear Shoulder Cross Stretch2 x 25 seconds
Torso Rotation1 x 30 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #4
Camel Pose1 x 30 seconds
Cobra Pose1 x 30 seconds
Twist Hip Stretch2 x 25 seconds
The Straddle Stretch1 x 25 seconds
Rest20 seconds
Block #5
Bow Pose (Dhanurasana) Activation1 x 30 seconds
Puppy Pose (Uttana Shishosana)1 x 30 seconds
Pigeon Pose (Kapotasana) (Left Side)1 x 30 seconds
Pigeon Pose (Kapotasana) (Right Side)1 x 30 seconds
Rest30 seconds
Walking
Walking1 x 25 minutes

If the plan feels too easy, increase the challenge gradually. Add a small amount of weight when you complete your target reps with clean form, or add a set to one main lift. You can also slow down the lowering portion of each rep to increase control and time under tension. If you want a harder routine, check out an intermediate workout plan for men.

If recovery feels rough or your form breaks down, scale back without quitting. Reduce the load, aim for the lower end of your rep ranges, and increase rest time between sets. You can also remove one accessory movement per workout until your stamina returns. If you are brand new to lifting, the 21 day beginner gym plan for men is a more comfortable starting point.

After four weeks, you can repeat the plan with slightly heavier weights or cleaner execution, or move into a more demanding routine. If you want a different style that still builds strength, try a 4 week advanced calisthenics program. The key is to keep the routine going while your confidence is high.

If you do not have gym access, a 4 week dumbbell and calisthenics plan for men is a strong alternative. Bodyweight and dumbbell training can still build muscle and strength when you progress reps, load, and tempo over time.

To get the most from this plan, match your training with nutrition that supports your goal. A meal plan can help you stay consistent with protein, calories, and recovery nutrition without overthinking it.

This plan works when you treat it like a reset, not a test. Show up for your sessions, lift with control, and focus on small wins like cleaner reps or slightly heavier weights over time. In four weeks, you should feel stronger, more capable, and back in a rhythm that makes it easy to keep going.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The 4-week gym plan is designed for men aiming to rebuild strength after a break. It involves 3 to 4 sessions per week, alternating between upper and lower body workouts using standard gym equipment. The focus is on steady progression and consistency.

It's recommended to take 1 to 2 rest days each week, with the option for active recovery. This allows your muscles time to recover and grow, which is essential for rebuilding strength.

A balanced diet rich in protein, carbohydrates, and healthy fats is crucial. Aim for 1.6 to 2.2 grams of protein per kg of body weight daily, and ensure consistent hydration. For more on nutrition, check out this nutrition guide.

Yes, the plan is suitable for intermediate levels but includes simple modifications for beginners. Focus on mastering form and gradually increasing intensity as you progress.

Structured strength training ensures balanced muscle development and steady strength gains. It helps track improvement and rebuilds joint and tendon tolerance, which is crucial after taking time off.

You'll need access to standard gym equipment like dumbbells, barbells, machines, and benches. If you prefer a lighter equipment option, consider the 4-week dumbbell and calisthenics plan for men.

Tracking your workouts and progress is essential for motivation and improvement. Use the Gymaholic App to log your sessions, monitor strength gains, and stay on track with your fitness goals.

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