Consider your training age, available equipment, and time. Don't try to fit a 6-day split into a schedule that only allows for 3. Phase 2: Plotting the Structure (Choosing a Split)
Designing a gym workout plan is like writing a story where you are the main character—it needs a clear goal, a structured beginning, and consistent progress to reach a satisfying conclusion. Phase 1: The Inciting Incident (Setting Your Goals)
A popular advanced method where you group exercises by movement type (Push: chest/shoulders/triceps; Pull: back/biceps; Legs: quads/hamstrings/glutes). Phase 3: Character Development (Exercise Selection)