3x Aesthetic Physique Workout Program 👆💯

If you are a computer science professional who wants an aesthetic physique, but you work overtime and sit most of the day, this 3 day, 60 minute program is for you. 👇💯

I’ve trained for 10 years and designed, tested, and refined dozens of programs for myself and friends. I hope to genuinely share my knowledge and experience on what works.👍

✅ Why this works for you

- Long hours and low time → 3 days per week keeps you consistent. Back to back days allowed if needed, not preferred.

- Sitting and posture issues → posterior chain, abs, upper back, and rear delts appear every session. Long length bias opens hips and upper back.

- Crowded floors after work → machine, cable, and DB route reduces waiting. Two hard sets, clear rests.

👉Program Overview

- Schedule: 3 days × under 60 minutes

- Goal: Aesthetic muscle with posture support

- Equipment: Full gym

- Level: Beginner to intermediate

👉About Program

- 0 to 1 RIR on all working sets

- 3 minutes rest between every working set

- 5 minute dynamic warm up at the start of your workout

- 2 to 4 ramp sets before the first working set of each main lift, no rest

- Track your progress and progressive overload, each week always aim for 1.25-2.5kg increase in weight or add 1 rep to your last set.

- Always use full range of motion

- Swap exercises if a station stays taken, keep the same pattern and target muscle

- Deload after week 4, same plan, reduce load by 50 percent of week 4. On week 6, return to week 4 loads, hold reps, no progression, drop load if form slips. Run this program for 2 to 4 months or longer

🔥Program Workout

1️⃣ Day A

- Squat pattern [Hack Squat or Leg Press], 2×6–10 @ 0–1 RIR

- Horizontal row [Chest Supported or Cable], 2×8–10 @ 0–1 RIR

- Chest isolation [Cable Flies], 2×8–10 @ 0–1 RIR

- Vertical Press [Machine or DB shoulder press], 1×8-10 @ 0–1 RIR

- Abs, upper bias [Cable Crunches], 2×10-15 @ 0–1 RIR

2️⃣ Day B

- Quad Isolation [Leg Ext], 2×8–10 @ 0–1 RIR

- Hamstring Isolation [Leg Curl], 2×8–10 each @ 0–1 RIR

- Tricep Isolation [Extension or Overhead], 3×8-10 @ 0–1 RIR

- Bicep Isolation [Preacher or DB], 3×8-10 @ 0–1 RIR

- Rear delts Isolation [Facepull or DB], 2×8-10 @ 0–1 RIR

3️⃣ Day C

- Hip hinge main [RDL or Hip Thrust], 2×6–10 @ 0–1 RIR

- Vertical pull [Lat Pulldown, neutral grip], 2×8–10 @ 0–1 RIR

- Incline Chest Press [Machine or DB Press], 2×6–10 @ 0–1 RIR

- Lateral raise [Cable or DB], 2×10–15 @ 0–1 RIR

- Abs, lower bias [Hanging or Bench Leg Raise], 2×bodyweight @ 0 RIR

📝Notes

- Day B is more isolation work, which allows your body to rest more mid week as is less taxing on your CNS from big compound exercises.

- Day B can increase to 4 sets of Tri & Bi, 2 exercise each if you like.

- Can add light cardio on non lifting days i.e. walking, cycling, swimming.

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2025/8/18 Edited to

... Read moreHaving followed this program for several weeks, I've noticed improvements not just in muscle tone but also in my posture, which was previously impacted by long sitting hours. The choice of exercises focusing on the posterior chain, abs, and upper back really helps counteract the effects of poor posture common in desk jobs. One tip is to remain consistent with tracking your progress and applying progressive overload. Small weekly increases in weight or reps make a significant difference over time. Also, the flexibility to swap exercises when equipment is busy has been a lifesaver during peak gym hours. Including light cardio such as walking or cycling on non-lifting days helped enhance recovery and overall endurance without excessive fatigue. This approach made the program sustainable in a busy lifestyle. For those struggling with tight hips or upper back stiffness, the dynamic warm-up and longer length-focused exercises are crucial to avoid injury and improve mobility. Personally, the deload week after the fourth week allowed me to reset and prepare for continued progression without burnout. I recommend running this plan for at least two months to see noticeable changes. Overall, this routine is beginner-friendly but also offers enough structure to grow into an intermediate level program, making it ideal for anyone seeking a lean, aesthetic physique while managing a demanding work schedule.

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