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Choose your schedule, experience, goal, equipment, and session length. Get a free sample week with exercises, sets, and reps from a matching routine. Print it or share a link with your selections. No account, email, or subscription needed.

Starting split from your weekly availability

3-Day Full-Body

Full body A / full body B / full body A, then alternate

Three full-body days keep squat, push, pull, and hinge patterns frequent while leaving recovery between sessions.

Watch: Use the full gym only when an exercise has a clear job. Your session length leaves room for the main lifts plus focused accessories.

Your free sample week

3 lifting sessions. Start with manageable loads while learning the movements. Allow time for warm-up sets and rest between exercises. Use recovery days between full-body sessions. This selects an existing routine, not an individualized prescription or an assessment of your strength.

Session 1 — Workout A

Squat, horizontal push, horizontal pull, and hinge

  • Back Squat3 × 5–8

    Keep the same depth and bracing standard on every working set.

  • Barbell Bench Press3 × 6–8

    Stop with roughly 1–3 clean reps in reserve.

  • Bent-Over Barbell Row3 × 8–10

    Keep the torso angle stable instead of turning each rep into a shrug.

  • Romanian Deadlift2 × 8–10

    Use a controlled hinge and stop at the strongest hamstring stretch you can own.

Session 2 — Workout B

Heavy hinge, vertical push, vertical pull, and single-leg work

  • Conventional Deadlift3 × 3–5

    Reset each rep and keep the bar close from floor to lockout.

  • Overhead Press3 × 6–8

    Use small load jumps and keep the torso stacked.

  • Pull-Up or Lat Pulldown3 × 6–10

    Choose the version that lets you complete full-range reps.

  • Bulgarian Split Squat2 × 8–12 each side

    Let the front leg do the work and keep the rear leg light.

Session 3 — Workout A

Repeat Monday with small rep or load progress

  • Back Squat3 × 5–8

    Add a rep only if Monday's sets stayed controlled.

  • Barbell Bench Press3 × 6–8

    Repeat the load until all three sets reach the top of the range.

  • Bent-Over Barbell Row3 × 8–10

    Match Monday's torso position before chasing heavier weight.

  • Romanian Deadlift2 × 8–10

    Hold the load steady if hamstring or lower-back fatigue is still high.

Sets × reps shown above. Read the matching routine for progression and recovery guidance. Stop if a movement causes pain. Your preview stays on this website; it does not transfer into Kova.

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How this tool works

The selector decides primarily from training days. Two days returns the 2-day full-body routine, three days the 3-day full-body routine, and four days the 4-day upper/lower split. Five days returns the 5-day upper/lower plus push/pull/legs hybrid. Six days returns the 6-day push/pull/legs routine unless your goal is strength, which keeps the five-day hybrid for heavier lift practice. Two overrides apply: choosing dumbbells and a bench always returns the 3-day dumbbell full-body routine, capped at your available days, and beginners with four or more days get the 4-day upper/lower split. Experience, goal, and session length otherwise change the rationale, the recovery warning, and how many exercises the 30- and 45-minute previews show (the first four per session), not the routine itself.

Worked example

Four days, intermediate, muscle growth, full gym, and 60 minutes returns the 4-Day Upper/Lower split with every listed exercise. The same selections at 45 minutes show the first four exercises per session. Choosing dumbbells and a bench instead returns the three-day dumbbell routine, and choosing six days with a strength goal returns the five-day hybrid.

When to use this tool

  • Choosing between full body, upper/lower, push/pull/legs, and five-day hybrid training
  • Matching a workout schedule to the days and session length you can repeat
  • Finding the next routine after a current split becomes too long or too fragile

How to use the result

Use the recommendation as a schedule decision, not a promise that one split is universally superior. Open the linked routine when available, keep weekly hard sets recoverable, and judge the plan by completed sessions and repeatable progress over several weeks.

Training notes

  • Choose the number of days you complete in a normal month, not your most motivated week.
  • Beginners usually benefit from more frequent practice with fewer exercises per session.
  • If a five- or six-day plan repeatedly loses sessions, move down one schedule tier before adding more volume.

How to use workout split selector

  1. 1

    Choose realistic training days

    Use the number of weekly sessions you can complete consistently for the next two or three months.

  2. 2

    Add your training context

    Select experience, primary goal, equipment, and session length to tailor the rationale and recovery warning.

  3. 3

    Preview, print, or share your week

    Review the exercises, sets, and reps. Print your sample week or copy a link with your selections, then read the matching routine for progression and recovery guidance.

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