Muscle-Building High-Frequency Routine (3-5 Days per Week)

This routine is designed to help you build muscle with high-frequency training. You can perform this workout 3-5 times per week, alternating days, and picking up where you left off on your previous workout.


Day 1

  1. Quads – 3 sets
  2. Chest – 3 sets
  3. Back (Lat-Focused) – 3 sets
  4. Shoulder Press – 3 sets
  5. Rear Delts – 2 sets
  6. Biceps – 3 sets
  7. Triceps – 3 sets
  8. Hamstrings – 3 sets

Day 2

  1. Chest – 3 sets
  2. Back (Mid-Back Focused) – 3 sets
  3. Side Raises – 3 sets
  4. Rear Delts – 2 sets
  5. Triceps – 3 sets
  6. Biceps – 3 sets
  7. Quads – 3 sets
  8. Hamstrings – 3 sets

Important Notes:

  • Workout Frequency: This routine can be done 3-5 times per week, depending on your preference and recovery.
  • Alternating Days: Alternate between Day 1 and Day 2 workouts. Pick up where you left off if you need to skip a day.
  • Warm-Up Sets: Warm-up sets should be done before each exercise, but they are not included in the workout listed above.
  • Exercise Selection: Choose 1 exercise per body part for each workout.
  • Form is Key: Focus on proper form and aim to perform as many reps as you can in good form for each set (don't worry about hitting a specific rep count).
  • Progressive Overload: Once you can do 12-15 reps on the first set with good form, increase the weight for the next session.

General Tips for Success:

  • Start with a weight you can easily control.
  • Gradually raise the weight when you feel ready.
  • Keep track of your progress to ensure consistent gains.
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