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PPL Bodyweight Routine

The PPL Bodyweight Routine is a structured weekly workout plan focusing on Push, Pull, and Legs, designed for serious gains using bodyweight exercises. Each workout session lasts approximately 45 minutes with specific exercises, sets, and coaching tips provided for optimal performance. Key recommendations include progressive overload, proper nutrition, sufficient sleep, and the importance of warming up before workouts.

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PPL Bodyweight Routine

The PPL Bodyweight Routine is a structured weekly workout plan focusing on Push, Pull, and Legs, designed for serious gains using bodyweight exercises. Each workout session lasts approximately 45 minutes with specific exercises, sets, and coaching tips provided for optimal performance. Key recommendations include progressive overload, proper nutrition, sufficient sleep, and the importance of warming up before workouts.

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PPL Bodyweight Routine

Push · Pull · Legs — Bodyweight Edition for Serious Gains

Weekly Schedule

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

PUSH PULL LEGS PUSH PULL LEGS REST

PUSH — Chest, Shoulders, Triceps


Mon & Thu · ~45 min · rest 60–90 sec between sets

Exercise Sets & Reps Coaching Tip

Push-ups 4 sets x 12–20 reps Core tight, elbows 45° from body. When 20 reps feels easy,
slow the descent to 3 sec.

Pike Push-ups 3 sets x 8–15 reps Hips high in an inverted V. Lower your head between your
hands. Builds into handstand push-ups.

Diamond Push-ups 3 sets x 8–12 reps Hands form a diamond under your chest. Hits the triceps hard
— go slow on the way down.

Wide Push-ups 3 sets x 10–15 reps Hands wider than shoulders. Squeeze the chest hard at the top
of each rep.

Tricep Dips 3 sets x 10–15 reps Use a chair or low table. Elbows pointing straight back. Go until
arms are parallel.

Plank 3 sets x 30–60 sec Squeeze everything — glutes, abs, quads. A shaking plank is a
working plank.

PULL — Back, Biceps, Rear Delts


Tue & Fri · ~45 min · rest 60–90 sec between sets

Exercise Sets & Reps Coaching Tip

Pull-ups / Chin-ups 4 sets x max reps Overhand = more back. Underhand = more biceps. No bar?
Use inverted rows under a table.

Inverted Rows 4 sets x 10–15 reps Lie under a table, grab the edge, pull chest up. Lower feet to
increase difficulty.

Superman Hold 3 sets x 12 reps Face down, lift arms and legs. Squeeze glutes and back.
(2s) Critical for injury prevention.
Exercise Sets & Reps Coaching Tip

Reverse Snow Angels 3 sets x 15 reps Face down, arc arms up overhead and back without touching
the floor. Builds posture.

Dead Hangs 3 sets x 20–40 sec Simply hang from a bar. Builds grip and decompresses your
spine after school.

Towel Bicep Curls 3 sets x 12 Loop a towel under your foot, grab both ends, curl up. Push
reps/arm down with foot for resistance.

LEGS — Quads, Hamstrings, Glutes, Calves


Wed & Sat · ~45 min · rest 60–90 sec between sets

Exercise Sets & Reps Coaching Tip

Squats 4 sets x 15–25 reps Chest up, knees track over toes, break parallel. Progress to
pause squats or single-leg.

Bulgarian Split 3 sets x 10–15 Rear foot on a chair. Front knee behind toes. The most effective
Squats reps/leg bodyweight leg exercise.

Glute Bridges 4 sets x 15–20 reps Drive through heels, squeeze glutes at top for 1 sec. Progress
to single-leg bridges.

Nordic Curl Negatives 3 sets x 5–8 reps Feet anchored under a couch. Lower yourself as slow as
possible (3–5 sec). Brutal hamstrings.

Wall Sit 3 sets x 30–60 sec 90° angle at knees. Do not hold your thighs. Time yourself and
beat it each week.

Calf Raises 3 sets x 20–30 reps Stand on a step edge for full range. Go slow on the way down
— the stretch is where gains happen.

Tips & Progression


Progressive Each week: add 1–2 reps, slow the tempo, shorten rest, or move to a harder variation.
Overload Never just repeat the same numbers forever.

Eat Enough Aim for ~0.7–1g of protein per lb of bodyweight from eggs, chicken, beef, and milk. You
cannot out-train an under-eating diet.

Sleep = Your At 15, your body produces peak growth hormone — but ONLY during deep sleep. 8–9
Steroids hours is non-negotiable for real gains.
No Pull-up Bar? A doorframe bar is ~$25 and the single best investment you can make. Until then, inverted
rows under a table hit the same muscles.

Always Warm Up 5 min of jumping jacks, arm circles, and hip circles before every session. Injuries will destroy
your progress — never skip this.

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