FitnessAIstrength routine — 6 days
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A well-designed strength routine of 6 days aims to gain maximal strength with heavy loads, low reps and long rest periods.
Parameters the engine applies
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Assigned structure | PPL + Upper / Lower |
| Reps per set | 1-5 |
| Sets per exercise | 3-5 |
| Rest between sets | 180-300 s |
| RIR (reps in reserve) | 0-2 |
| Intensity | 85-95% 1RM |
| Share of compound exercises | 85 % |
These are not generic recommendations: they are the exact parameters the engine uses to build this routine, and they change with the goal you pick.
How your week looks
| Day | Session |
|---|---|
| Day 1 | Push |
| Day 2 | Pull |
| Day 3 | Legs A |
| Day 4 | Torso |
| Day 5 | Legs B |
| Day 6 | Upper Accesorios |
The engine splits muscle groups across sessions according to the structure that matches your available days.
How the week is split
Push, pull and legs done twice (PPL ×2): maximum frequency and volume per muscle group.
What your routine includes
- Exercise selection based on your level and equipment.
- Sets, reps and RIR tuned for strength.
- Undulating periodization (DUP) and a programmed deload.
- Automatic progression based on what you lift.
Who is this routine for?
A 6-day routine fits well if you can train 6 times a week consistently. More days spread volume better per session; fewer days concentrate the work into fuller sessions.
Exercises it usually includes
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Frequently asked questions
How many days a week should I train?
It depends on your availability and recovery. 6 days a week is a balanced option for a strength goal.
Do I need a gym for this routine?
Not necessarily. FitnessAI adapts the exercises to your equipment: full gym, dumbbells only or home training.
How long until I see results?
With consistency and progressive overload, the first strength gains appear in 3–4 weeks and visual changes in 8–12 weeks.
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