Compound Lifts
Prioritize big movements that train more muscle, build strength, and drive a greater training effect.
Training built for the cut
Science-backed fat-loss training built around the lifts, intensity, and recovery that preserve the muscle you earned.
The framework
Prioritize big movements that train more muscle, build strength, and drive a greater training effect.
Track the work, add quality reps or load over time, and give your body a reason to adapt.
Use short, hard intervals strategically to raise conditioning without endless low-value cardio.
Choose your program
Full-body compound movements that build confidence, technique, and a reliable fat-loss routine.
An upper/lower split with two HIIT days to keep strength moving while body fat comes down.
Push, pull, and legs paired with two HIIT sessions for experienced lifters in a focused cut.
Pure cardio intervals for a direct, efficient conditioning challenge with minimal equipment.
Inside the program
| Exercise | Sets | Reps | Rest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bench Press | 4 | 6–8 | 90 sec |
| Bent-Over Row | 4 | 8–10 | 90 sec |
| Overhead Press | 3 | 8–10 | 75 sec |
| Pull-Ups | 3 | AMRAP | 75 sec |
| Dips | 3 | 10–12 | 60 sec |
| Face Pulls | 3 | 12–15 | 45 sec |
Conditioning
Pick the interval format that matches your equipment, schedule, and current conditioning level.
20s on / 10s off × 8
Four focused minutes of repeatable, high-output work.
30s sprint / 90s walk × 10
A simple running or bike protocol that balances power with recovery.
5 exercises / 45s each / 15s rest
Move through full-body stations to combine strength endurance and conditioning.
Make the work count
Protect your training performance and appetite control with consistent, high-quality sleep.
Get a quality protein serving after training to support muscle repair and recovery.
Walk, mobilize, and keep blood moving on days away from hard training.
Use the calculator to set a clear starting point for your cut.
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