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The ONLY Workout You Need For 2026 (Do This 3x/Week)

The ONLY Workout You Need For 2026 (Do This 3x/Week)

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Try 2-weeks free of the BWS training app: After 10 years of testing every workout split, workout routine, and coaching thousands of people, I’ve found that a full body workout routine at the gym done 3x/week gives you the best results in the least amount of time but the key is choosing the right exercises, and modifying them based on your body structure, your experience level, and your goals. This is the exact 6 1 setup for our 3-day full body split: 6 main exercises (full-body foundation) plus 12 optional add-ons you choose based on your weak points THE 6 MAIN EXERCISES IN OUR FULL BODY WORKOUT 1) Low Incline Dumbbell Press Find YOUR incline: stand against a wall with your back flat, phone on sternum. Flat sternum angle 1 notch up from bottom Sternum angles back toward you usually 2 notches up Tuck elbows slightly so you press more like an arrow. Reps: beginner 1015; advanced 68. Women usually handle higher reps better than men, so that 1015 rep range works well. 2) Barbell Squat Start with goblet squats. Stick with it until you can hit 10 reps with at least half your bodyweight. Then personalize your squat: More quads: elevate heels More glutes: box/bench behind you, push hips back, keep shins vertical Your best stance depends on hip structure: try shoulder-width slight toe-out, narrow toes-forward, and wider with toes way out keep what feels most natural. Reps: don’t be afraid to go heavy 610 works great. 3) Pull-Ups Targets: Men: 01 beginner, 25 average, 612 fit, 1320 advanced, 20 elite Women: 0 beginner, 13 average, 46 fit, 712 advanced, 12 elite If you can’t do one yet: inverted rows build to 3 sets of 15 neutral grip pull-ups (use band/assist if needed) work up to sets of ten unassisted overhand pull-ups (3 sets of 58 strict) once you can do more than 8 reps, add weight; every time you hit 8 clean reps again, add a bit more. 4) Romanian Deadlift (RDL) Stance: hip-width, toes forward. Use the hop and stick test where you land is usually the sweet spot. Learn the hinge: start with one dumbbell held by the ends. Brace core, hips back, slight knee bend, stop when hamstrings hit their limit, then drive hips forward. Then use two dumbbells: keep them close to your legs as you slide down thighs/shins. Want more glutes Bend knees a little more on the way down to resemble more of a squat. Reps: 1015 per set. Advanced lifters often go heavier for 610 controlled reps. 5) Cable Row Setup: lat pulldown bar, grip just outside shoulder width, feet high, sit tall, brace core. Hands are hooks pull with elbows in an arrow shape while squeezing shoulder blades together. Pull until the bar almost touches lower chest, then control down. Lighter weight for 1015 reps. If you can’t feel it: practice shoulder blades sliding forward, then squeezing back together. Advanced: do normal reps to failure, then use the shoulder blade drill as a burnout for 35 more squeezes. 6) Lateral Raise Superset Back on high incline bench: lateral raise sweeping arms in a wide Y to failure. Flip around chest-down: raise out and slightly back to shift tension more toward rear segments. If chest-down is uncomfortable, put a sweater/pad under your torso. Reps: 1020 per set, light weight. THE BONUS: PICK 12 ACCESSORIES Choose based on weak points: Dead bug: flatten lower back, extend opposite arm/leg, return helps squats and deadlifts feel more stable Hip abduction: glute medius (the upper glute shelf) Calves: straight-leg calf raises grow them better than bent-knee variations Arm superset: incline dumbbell curls overhead extension Upper chest: fly/pec deck lean forward to line up tension with the highest part of upper chest Upper traps shrugs FULL BODY SPLIT ROUTINES Beginner (full body workout routine) Low Incline DB Press 31015 Goblet Squat 31015 Neutral Grip Pull-Ups 358 DB RDL 31015 Cable Row 31015 Lateral Raise Superset 31020 Optional: Dead Bug 35/side, Arm Superset 3812 Glute Emphasis (full body workout routine) Low Incline DB Press 31015 Box Squat 368 Inverted Row 31015 DB RDL (glute-focused) 31015 Cable Row 31015 Lateral Raise Superset 31020 Optional: Hip Abduction 31020 Advanced (full body workout routine) Low Incline DB Press 368 Barbell Squat 368 Weighted Pull-Ups 358 Barbell RDL 3610 Cable Row 31015 Lateral Raise Superset 31020 Optional: Incline Kelso Shrug 3812, Lean Forward Chest Fly 31015 Do this full body workout routine 23 times per week and you can get some impressive results. 0: 00 - Workout Overview 0: 41 - Exercise 1 (Chest/Shoulders/Tris) 2: 19 - Exercise 2 (Legs) 4: 23 - Exercise 3 (Back Width) 5: 49 - Exercise 4 (Hamstrings/Glutes) 7: 37 - Exercise 5 (Back Thickness) 8: 55 - Exercise 6 (Shoulders) 10: 22 - Bonus Exercises 12: 17 - Full Workout List Director of Photography: brandonylee
Date: 2026-01-23

Comments and reviews: 20


Great video man! I love full body workouts, 2/3 x a week is perfect for me. I add that with some cross fit once or twice a week as well. Love it. I just do bulgarian split squat instead of bb squat and I do a total of 9 excercises in a triset form. 10 reps and then 3 times. Excercises are; pull ups, bulgarian split squat and incline bench press, 2nd triset is; dumbell overhead press, bb row and romanian deadlift, 3rd triset is, dips on a dipstation, bb curls and side lateral raises. I like to do it this way because i like to finish in 60min
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amazing video editing. regardign pull-ups, what I have personally found, based on my own experimentation - using bands actually makes me weaker or, perhaps more accurately, doesn't seem to help. what helped me more was doing a set number of pullups (say 30 total) and then doing as many sets as it took to hit that number. it might look something like 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 1 or generally along those lines (sets of 1 were not uncommon, until I could build up to 3 sets of 10.
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I love your videos man: learning science based practices and guidelines without getting bored.
I'd like to ask you: what about a video like this but with kettlebells only I've started to get addicted to them, and there's a content on the internet about exercises for them but to the point it's a noisy area. A focused video like this on kettlebells (to do at home, while travelling or at the gym, I think would be a great value.
Keep the great work!

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Pec deck, lat pulldown, chest supported upper back row, shoulder press, triceps pushdown, preacher curls, leg extensions, seated leg curl, SLDL/ RDL, Straight knee calf raises, Hip adduction and abduction, hip thrusts/ glute bridge/ GHD, Cable crunch/ machine crunch
You can add forearm and oblique work if you want but these are all the exercises you'll ever need to build your best physique

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For squats, I found that barbell back squats just work my glutes and hamstrings over my quads, even if I elevate my heels. Instead of this or even the goblet squat, I'm doing zercher squats which are a similar movement to the goblet squats but allow you to overload better. Works wonders for my quads and I work the rest on deadlift day (2nd lower body day.
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i used the built in level/measure app on my iphone and got a 13 degree angle on my chest. not exactly straight up and not exactly pointed back either. Jeremy, can you experiment using the level app with yourself and clients youre familiar and let us know what height you recommend based on your findings Sorry for geeking out.
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Dam, Denis is looking good!
so must of this i could do at home with a bench, dumbbell and a pull up bar except for the cable rows. is there a replacement for that will the bend over rows work
i cant go to the gym cause no one could watch my kids so i work out at home with limited space, time and equipment.

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I really like the production quality of this new video of yours Jeremy! It's clearly the next step in the evolution of your content. Easy to understand instructions matched with demos and simple graphics to assist comprehension. Can't wait to add this one into my weekly regimen!
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At the start of 2025 I couldn't do a single pullup at 6'3 185lbs. By the end of the year I banged out a set of 7, which was an awesome feeling. Unlocking a whole new movement you can do with your body is so rewarding. I credit negatives as the #1 thing that helped me out.
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I don't have a bench and my weights only go up to 40 and I can't get a pull up bar especially the ones you can put at the door cause my parents are paranoid that I will ruin the doors. Am I cooked I hope you make one that's for people like me with really just Dumbells available.
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I've been enjoying this workout for the past week, thanks! Just had a few questions.
Would planks be a comparable replacement for the Dead Bugs I've been trying 3 x 20 sec
I was also wondering if we should do Hip Adductions to balance things out

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Can you do a quick tiktok/short, about the fact that your maximum kcal deficit should only be 69kcal x kgs of fat/ day, which at 83kgs 25% bf is around 20kgs, and thats a maximum defecit of 1380kcal. Any more than that and you start losing muscle.
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I’ve just tried this program and I have to say that it was quite difficult doing in the same seance exercices like squats and deadlift is very very difficult and when you add rowing and stuff like chest press etc it’s just insane
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Beside production, AI Jeremy or movie -like video and, probably, big money involved in this - nothing new, except even more self-centered golden kid in influencer role with his pursuit for fame and rather easy money
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shouldnt we have different exercises for everymuscle in every sesh like the workout he showed could be a FULL BODY - A and then hit the same muscle next sesh by full body B and then a FULL BODY - C like this and then repeat
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Was super nice as a woman to have female specific experiences addressed. I’m progressing towards a pull-up but it’s 2x hard for me as a woman than it’d be for a man and acknowledging we start with 0 is nice.
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Incredible video quality, super comprehensive and inclusive workout. I love to see it, especially in a space like working out, where dudebros with the loudest voices aren't always inclusive. Awesome job!
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He put a one-shot scene usually done in high-quality cinema, and put it in a fitness training video. Jeremy just has some unique skillset combinations and integrating them into one video is just fire
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This is insanely gorgeous, the glorious one-take! But the leading image shows exercise #5 working on the abs but it's actually the seated row working on the back. What happened to the abs in this
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[while walking] After the twin towers of fitness influence fell Jeremy saw an opportunity to grow, [stops for a bit] so he invested heavily in to choreography. [sits down drinks coffee] end scene.
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