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body recomposition routine — 6 days

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body recomposition6 days/weekfree

A well-designed body recomposition routine of 6 days aims to build muscle and lose fat at the same time by optimizing volume and recovery.

Parameters the engine applies

ParameterValue
Assigned structurePPL + Upper / Lower
Reps per set6-15
Sets per exercise3-4
Rest between sets60-120 s
RIR (reps in reserve)2-3
Intensity65-80% 1RM
Share of compound exercises70 %

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

DaySession
Day 1Push
Day 2Pull
Day 3Legs A
Day 4Torso
Day 5Legs B
Day 6Upper 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

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 body recomposition 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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