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Free 2-Week Bodyweight Home Plan
Home Training2 Weeks4 days/wkBeginner

Free 2-Week Bodyweight Home Plan

No equipment. No excuses. Four short sessions a week you can run in a hotel room.

Adds the plan to My Library so you can check off each day as you train.

Goal

Build a bodyweight base at home

Duration

2 Weeks

Frequency

4 days/wk

Level

Beginner

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Grátis

Grátis

Weeks 1 & 2 of the full program - included free, with video for every exercise.

  • 2 Weeks of programming
  • 4× sessions per week
  • Every exercise wired to a video walkthrough
  • Nutrition, supplementation & recovery guide
  • Lifetime updates inside the Onyx app

Workout Summary

Free 2-Week Bodyweight Home Plan

Four 25–35 minute sessions using nothing but your own bodyweight and the floor. Push/pull-style split with a lower day and a full-body finisher. Week 1 grooves the movement pattern, Week 2 adds a rep or two per set only if Week 1 finished clean.

Who it's for

  • Lifters who want a clear plan with zero guesswork
  • Athletes returning from a layoff or chasing a new PR
  • Anyone tired of stitching together random YouTube workouts

What you get

  • Full week-by-week progression
  • Every session with sets, reps and rest
  • Substitutions from the Onyx exercise library
  • Nutrition, supplementation and recovery guidance

Pre-session protocol

Warm-up · do this before every workout

Nutrition

Nutrition · Home Training

Hit a daily protein target of 0.8–1 g per pound of bodyweight, anchor meals around whole-food carbs, and stay within ±300 kcal of the goal (surplus, maintenance or deficit) for the duration of the block.

Supplementation

Supplementation

Creatine monohydrate (5 g/day), a quality whey or plant protein to backfill daily protein, electrolytes around training, and vitamin D3 + magnesium for recovery.

Sleep & Recovery

Sleep & Recovery

Sleep 7–9 hours, walk 8–10k steps/day, protect one true rest day, and reduce intensity any week sleep or stress fall off a cliff.

Training Overview

Training Overview

Sessions pair the highest-return compound from the Onyx library with focused accessory work. Volume rises in waves and deloads on schedule so nothing breaks down.

2 Weeks · Progression

Progression

Week 1 · groove the pattern, stop 2–3 reps shy of failure on every set, focus on tempo and full range of motion. Week 2 · same movements, add 1–2 reps per set only if Week 1 felt in control. If any set felt like a grind in Week 1, keep the same reps in Week 2. This is the on-ramp — the 8-Week Bodyweight Home Build takes over from here.

Weekly Schedule

Weekly Schedule

Weekly schedule

Your 7-day training split

Tap to see which day trains what

  • MondayWk 1 · Upper Push + Core
  • TuesdayWk 1 · Lower Body + Glutes
  • WednesdayWk 1 · Rest / Walk · keep it easy (Zone 1, nasal-breath pace)
  • ThursdayWk 1 · Upper Pull + Core
  • FridayWk 1 · Full-Body Circuit
  • SaturdayWk 1 · Optional Walk 30–45 min · keep it easy (Zone 1, nasal-breath pace)
  • SundayWk 1 · Rest
  • MondayWk 2 · Upper Push + Core (Heavier · lower reps)
  • TuesdayWk 2 · Lower Body + Glutes (Volume push · +reps)
  • WednesdayWk 2 · Rest / Walk (Density · shorter rest) · keep it easy (Zone 1, nasal-breath pace)
  • ThursdayWk 2 · Upper Pull + Core (+1 set progression)
  • FridayWk 2 · Full-Body Circuit (Tempo finisher)
  • SaturdayWk 2 · Optional Walk 30–45 min (Heavier · lower reps) · keep it easy (Zone 1, nasal-breath pace)
  • SundayWk 2 · Rest (Volume push · +reps)

Workouts

Free 2-Week Bodyweight Home Plan

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Prep tips for the week

Win the day before you step in the gym

8 quick habits that make every session count

Pack your bag the night before

Shaker, belt, straps, sleeves, headphones. Zero friction in the morning = zero excuses.

Eat 60–90 min before lifting

Slow carb + lean protein (oats + whey, rice + chicken). Fuels heavy work without sitting heavy in the stomach.

Hydrate early

500 ml water + a pinch of salt 30 min before training. Cramping and brain-fog usually = dehydration, not weakness.

Warm-up is non-negotiable

Run the full 3-stage protocol above. Skipping it is the fastest way to leave 10% on the platform.

Log every set

Weight, reps, RPE. If you don't track it, you can't progress it. Use the Onyx app or a notebook, just log.

Cap rest with a timer

Set the rest column as a timer on your watch. Drifting past rest kills intensity and stretches sessions 2x.

Protein within 90 min post-session

0.4 g/kg bodyweight. Whey + banana works, real meal works better. Recovery starts here.

Plan deload weeks

Every 4–6 weeks drop volume 40%. Strength is built in recovery, not in extra sets.

All 2 weeks unlocked · Day-by-day schedule below

2-week plan

Week 1 · Day 1

Upper Push + Core

Push patterns from the floor

ExerciseSetsRepsRest
Warm-up
Mountain Climbers230 sec30 sec
Main work
Push Up On Toes48–1275 sec
Diamond Push Ups36–1075 sec
Wide Push Ups310–1260 sec
Bench Tricep Dips310–12 (use a chair or couch edge)60 sec
Core finisher
Plank345 sec45 sec
Slow Mountain Climbers320 total45 sec

Week 1 · Day 2

Lower Body + Glutes

Squat, lunge, single-leg

ExerciseSetsRepsRest
Warm-up
Bodyweight Squats215 (slow tempo)30 sec
Main work
Bodyweight Squats415–20 (3-sec eccentric)75 sec
Alternating Bodyweight Reverse Lunges310/leg75 sec
Bodyweight Bulgarian Squats38–10/leg (rear foot on chair)60 sec
Single-Leg Bodyweight Glute Bridge312/side (2-sec squeeze at top)45 sec
Standing Bodyweight Calve Raises32030 sec

Week 1 · Day 3

Optional · Active recovery

Zone-2 Walk

Easy 30–40 min walk, outdoor or treadmill. Conversational pace, builds aerobic base and speeds recovery.

ExerciseSetsRepsRest
Treadmill Walking130–40 min—
Treadmill Incline WalkingOptional finisher2 × 5 min @ 6% incline2 min

Week 1 · Day 4

Upper Pull + Core

Pulling patterns without a bar

ExerciseSetsRepsRest
Warm-up
Superman210 (1-sec hold at top)30 sec
Main work
Superman412 (2-sec hold)45 sec
Reverse Snow Angels312 (slow, floor)45 sec
Prone Y-Raise31245 sec
Plank With Shoulder Tap320 total taps45 sec
Core finisher
Reverse Crunch31245 sec
Side Plank330 sec/side30 sec

Week 1 · Day 5

Full-Body Circuit

Conditioning + full-body strength

ExerciseSetsRepsRest
Circuit: 4 rounds, 45 sec work / 20 sec rest
Bodyweight Squats445 sec20 sec
Push Up On Toes445 sec20 sec
Alternating Bodyweight Reverse Lunges445 sec20 sec
Mountain Climbers445 sec20 sec
Plank445 sec60 sec between rounds

Week 1 · Day 6

Optional · Active recovery

Bike + Mobility

Light spin to flush the legs, then core and mobility to protect the joints for tomorrow's lift.

ExerciseSetsRepsRest
Stationary Cycle125–30 min easy—
Plank330 sec45 sec
Hanging Leg Raise31060 sec

Week 1 · Day 7

Optional · Active recovery

Full Rest or Light Walk

Take the day off, or just walk 20–30 min and stretch. Recovery is when the gains happen.

ExerciseSetsRepsRest
Treadmill WalkingOptional20–30 min easy—

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FAQ

FAQ

Can I move sessions around to fit my schedule?

Yes - keep the order of training days but swap which calendar day they land on. Avoid stacking the two hardest sessions back-to-back.

What if I miss a workout?

Slide the week back by one day rather than doubling up. Recovery is the variable that creates progress.

Run this in the Onyx app

Track every set. Auto-progress every week.

This program is built right into Onyx - videos, logging, deload triggers and PR alerts.

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