todays gymfit+5 day workout split 💙
this is a simple workout split I would recommend to a beginner in the gym, start with weights that you can handle over time up the weights. Add your 2 rest day where you please.
( if there is a exercise on here you don’t have the hang of yet let me know and I can recommend a replacement exercise )
🍂 I’ll be posting a home version next 🍂
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Hey everyone! So glad you're looking into starting your fitness journey with a structured plan like this 5-day gym split. When I first started, finding a routine that worked for me felt a bit overwhelming, but a 5-day split turned out to be a game-changer, especially for beginner gym-goers like us. This type of routine allows you to hit each major muscle group effectively without overtraining, giving your muscles enough time to recover and grow. For us women, it's fantastic for building strength, shaping our lower body with exercises like Hip Thrusts and Glute Bridges, and sculpting our upper body with moves like Shoulder Presses and Dumbbell Rows, which are all part of this plan! One of the biggest tips I can give you is to always prioritize form over weight. It’s tempting to lift heavy, but perfect form ensures you're targeting the right muscles and preventing injuries. Before you even touch a weight, dedicate 5-10 minutes to a dynamic warm-up – think arm circles, leg swings, light cardio. This gets your blood flowing and prepares your body. After your workout, a 5-10 minute cool-down with static stretches (holding each stretch for 20-30 seconds) is vital for flexibility and reducing soreness. For example, when you're doing Squats or Romanian Deadlifts, really focus on engaging your core and keeping your back straight. If an exercise feels off, don't hesitate to look for alternative movements or ask a gym staff for guidance – that's what they're there for! I remember struggling with Military Presses initially, but with practice and lighter weights, I got the hang of it. Don't forget that your journey doesn't end when you leave the gym. What you do outside is just as important! Fueling your body with adequate protein, carbohydrates, and healthy fats is crucial for recovery and muscle growth. Think lean meats, veggies, and whole grains. And honestly, sleep is your superpower! Aim for 7-9 hours to let your body truly repair. Hydration is key too – keep that water bottle handy throughout the day. As you get stronger, you'll want to gradually increase the challenge, this is called progressive overload. This could mean adding more weight to your Kettlebell Swings or Dumbbell Chest Presses, doing more reps, or reducing rest times. Always listen to your body; those two rest days in the split are super important. Use them for active recovery like light walks or stretching, or simply to recharge. Remember, consistency beats intensity every single time. This 5-day workout split is designed to give you a solid foundation, covering everything from powerful Deadlifts to core-strengthening Planks and Bicycle Crunches, plus essential cardio. It’s a full-body approach spread across the week, ensuring you develop a balanced physique. Stick with it, celebrate your small victories, and watch yourself transform! You've got this!






What is the diet recommendation for this? I am plant based 5’4 170 pounds. Want to lose a couple pounds if I have to go get my stomach flat.