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THREE-DAY GYM PLAN

Three balanced sessions for a week you can repeat.

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YOUR STARTING PLAN

Three-day strength foundation

45MIN
Dumbbells + MachinesBalanced full body

Day A

  1. 01
    Dumbbell goblet squatDumbbells · Quadriceps + Glutes

    Hold the dumbbell close and keep your whole foot grounded.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    8–12
    REST
    75s
  2. 02
    Dumbbell Romanian deadliftDumbbells · Hamstrings + Glutes

    Send your hips back while the dumbbells stay close to your legs.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    8–12
    REST
    75s
  3. 03
    Dumbbell bench pressDumbbells · Chest + Triceps

    Keep your feet planted and lower the dumbbells beside your chest.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    8–12
    REST
    75s
  4. 04
    One-arm dumbbell rowDumbbells · Upper back + Lats + Biceps

    Pull your elbow toward your back pocket without twisting.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    8–12 / side
    REST
    75s
  5. 05
    Dumbbell overhead pressDumbbells · Shoulders + Triceps

    Keep your ribs stacked as the weights move overhead.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    8–12
    REST
    75s
  6. 06
    Dumbbell lateral raiseDumbbells · Shoulders

    Lead with your elbows and stop near shoulder height.

    SETS
    2
    REPS
    10–15
    REST
    45s

Day B

  1. 01
    Dumbbell bench pressDumbbells · Chest + Triceps

    Keep your feet planted and lower the dumbbells beside your chest.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    8–12
    REST
    75s
  2. 02
    One-arm dumbbell rowDumbbells · Upper back + Lats + Biceps

    Pull your elbow toward your back pocket without twisting.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    8–12 / side
    REST
    75s
  3. 03
    Single-arm dumbbell overhead carryDumbbells · Core + Shoulders

    Keep your arm stacked overhead and walk tall without leaning.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    30–45 sec / side
    REST
    45s
  4. 04
    Leg pressMachines · Quadriceps + Glutes

    Use a depth you can control without your hips curling up.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    8–12
    REST
    90s
  5. 05
    Machine chest pressMachines · Chest + Triceps

    Set the seat so the handles begin around mid-chest.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    8–12
    REST
    75s
  6. 06
    Lat pulldownMachines · Lats + Upper back + Biceps

    Pull your elbows down without swinging your torso.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    8–12
    REST
    75s

Day C

  1. 01
    Dumbbell overhead pressDumbbells · Shoulders + Triceps

    Keep your ribs stacked as the weights move overhead.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    8–12
    REST
    75s
  2. 02
    Dumbbell curlDumbbells · Biceps

    Keep your elbows quiet beside your ribs.

    SETS
    2
    REPS
    10–15
    REST
    45s
  3. 03
    Single-arm dumbbell overhead carryDumbbells · Core + Shoulders

    Keep your arm stacked overhead and walk tall without leaning.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    30–45 sec / side
    REST
    45s
  4. 04
    Leg pressMachines · Quadriceps + Glutes

    Use a depth you can control without your hips curling up.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    8–12
    REST
    90s
  5. 05
    Machine chest pressMachines · Chest + Triceps

    Set the seat so the handles begin around mid-chest.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    8–12
    REST
    75s
  6. 06
    Lat pulldownMachines · Lats + Upper back + Biceps

    Pull your elbows down without swinging your torso.

    SETS
    3
    REPS
    8–12
    REST
    75s

General fitness information, not medical advice. Stop if a movement causes pain, dizziness, or unusual shortness of breath.

WHY THIS STARTING PLAN WORKS

Clear enough to follow. Flexible enough to use.

01

Full body three times

Make a useful plan from the equipment and time that are actually available.

02

Recovery between days

Exercise order covers the important work before optional accessories.

03

Consistent movement patterns

Change the session without starting over or guessing at sets and rest.

BEFORE YOU START

Train with control, not urgency.

  1. 01

    Leave at least one recovery day between sessions when possible.

  2. 02

    Start conservatively in week one and add repetitions before adding load.

  3. 03

    Keep the same plan for several weeks so performance changes are meaningful.

USEFUL ANSWERS

Questions before your first set.

Is this three-day gym plan suitable for beginners?

It can be. Start with conservative resistance, use a comfortable range of motion, and stop before technique breaks down. For many beginners and intermediate trainees, three well-spaced strength sessions offer a practical balance between training frequency and recovery.

How hard should each set feel?

Choose a version or resistance that leaves about two controlled repetitions in reserve. The final repetitions should feel challenging without changing the movement.

Can I change the exercises?

Yes. Use the equipment and muscle controls above for a new starting point. Movenue members can also use approved substitutions inside guided workouts.

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