Build full-body strength at home with a steady three-day routine and a progression for every movement.
Weekly rhythm Train three days each week for about an hour, with a rest day between sessions.
Session 1 Rest day Session 2 Rest day Session 3 How it works Complete the paired strength work first, then finish with the core circuit.
Use supersets Alternate the two movements in each pair until you complete three sets of five to eight reps for both.
Finish with core Complete anti-extension, anti-rotation, and extension work as a circuit for three rounds.
Progress separately Move one movement to its next progression when it reaches three sets of eight, without advancing the others.
Check in twice BodyBuddy asks on each session morning, then collects your sets and reps that night.
Getting started Set your levels On day one, tell BodyBuddy your starting point on each of the six movement progressions.
Keep three sessions Complete the routine three times a week and leave at least one rest day between sessions.
Track every ladder BodyBuddy keeps all six progression ladders and flags each movement that reaches three sets of eight.
Train without a gym This ongoing routine is for anyone who wants to build strength using a pull-up bar and rings or a second bar.
Know the source The routine comes from r/bodyweightfitness and has no set end date.
Movement bank Choose your current progression for each strength movement, then advance that movement when you reach three sets of eight.
Strength pairs
Pull-up progression Paired with squats
Squat progression Paired with pull-ups
Dip progression Paired with hinges
Hinge progression Paired with dips
Row progression Paired with push-ups
Push-up progression Paired with rows
Core triplet
Anti-extension Core circuit, 3 rounds
Anti-rotation Core circuit, 3 rounds
Extension Core circuit, 3 rounds