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Day 2 - Full Body Strength

Get ready to power up with today's full-body strength session! We're targeting all major muscle groups with exercises like leg presses, incline dumbbell presses, and seated cable rows. Expect a moderate intensity that builds strength and boosts your metabolism. Finish strong with some core-crunching moves to enhance your stability and posture. Let's get stronger together!

  • Day 2 - Full Body Strength
    Get ready to power up with today's full-body strength session! We're targeting all major muscle groups with exercises like leg presses, incline dumbbell presses, and seated cable rows. Expect a moderate intensity that builds strength and boosts your metabolism. Finish strong with some core-crunching moves to enhance your stability and posture. Let's get stronger together!
    60 min
    4 exercises
    strength
    moderate
    • Legs

      Leg Press
      3 × 12

      A safe and effective lower body exercise using a machine to build strength and muscle mass.

      Quads
      •
      Glutes
      •
      Hamstrings
    • Chest

      Incline Dumbbell Press
      3 × 12

      Boost your upper chest strength and improve your posture.

      Upper Chest
    • Back

      Seated Cable Row
      3 × 12

      An isolation exercise that targets the mid-back muscles for improved strength and posture.

      Rhomboids
      •
      Lats
    • Core

      Crunch
      3 × 15

      Classic ab move to strengthen your core and build definition.

      Abs

FAQ

Common questions about this workout day: structure, substitutions, and progression.

Same goal (full-body strength), different exercise variations to keep both your body and your patience engaged across the week. Day 1 uses bilateral free-weight basics (back squat, barbell bench, dumbbell row, plank). Day 2 swaps in machine-supported and incline-loaded versions:

  • Squat → leg press
  • Bench press → incline dumbbell press
  • Dumbbell row → seated cable row
  • Plank → crunch

Variation prevents form ruts and reduces overuse soreness in the same joint patterns. Beginners often plateau when they do the exact same 4 movements three times a week — alternating helps you practice adjacent variations without confusing motor learning.

Plans with this Workout

Plan
Beginner Full Body Routine
3 days
Beginner
6
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