Day 1
Push + legs
- Warm-up: 8 min
- Goblet squat or leg press: 3 x 8-10
- Incline dumbbell press: 4 x 6-10
- Dumbbell shoulder press: 3 x 8-12
- Flyes: 2 x 12-15
- Plank or dead bug: 2-3 sets
- Easy 5 km run
Three strength sessions per week. Easy 5 km runs after the main sessions. Walking, mobility, or light cycling on support days. Kettlebell stays short. Goal: maintain strength, lose 5 to 6 kg, and build healthy endurance.
← Back to SportThe priority is reduction and capability: strength stays, the aerobic base improves, and the body gets lighter. Training should not eat recovery.
Main strength lifts come first. No failure sets. Keep 1-3 reps in reserve.
Around 5 km after the gym when recovery allows it. If the body needs less load, it becomes walk-run or a brisk walk.
Swings are activation or a finisher, not a hidden second workout that wrecks the back and grip.
The main push session. Chest, shoulders, squat or leg press, then an easy run.
Pull-ups, rows, hinge. Strong back work without destroying the lower back.
A maintenance session. Arms are accessory work, kettlebell is the short metabolic block, and the aerobic work stays very easy.
Walking is part of the plan, not filler. Extra movement should support reduction, not add stress. One full rest day stays in the week.
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Weights should feel solid, not desperate. If strength drops for two weeks, the deficit or the runs are too aggressive.
Before rows and hinge work, use only light activation. Harder swings go at the end.
Keep the pace calm: around 8-12 weeks. Training supports the cut, but food and consistency do most of the work.