Download your complete 4-Week Workout Plan for women with daily, guided workout videos on YouTube. This FREE Full Body Workout Plan is designed to build muscle, burn fat and help you create a consistent fitness routine you look forward to daily.
Crush your fitness goals in the gym or at home with this free four-week workout plan.
This complete workout calendar includes a variety of workouts, hitting all the major muscle groups over the course of four weeks. Each daily workout uses a different format and technique to sculpt your muscles, ranging from heavy strength training to yoga to mobility work.
“Literally the best program and at home exercises I’ve done! So worth doing 💪🏼💪🏼” -Carly
This 4-Week Workout Plan is for Anyone Looking To:
Increase strength in the upper body, lower body and abs.
Improve athletic and cardiovascular fitness level.
Increase core strength, flexibility and mobility.
Combine weight training and cardio workouts.
Burn calories, lose weight and burn fat at home.
Establish a solid fitness routine at home in just four weeks.
LET’S GET STARTED
Download Your FREE Workout Plan Here
Download the PDF calendar for this 4-week workout plan so you can easily access your daily workouts.
Note: Week 4 is a repeat of Week 1 — this is intentional! The goal is to measure your progress. See if you can pick up heavier weights, or complete this 5-day workout split routine with incremental changes (completing push ups from your toes verse knees, better squat form). The goal is to measure your progress after one month of training.
A Set of Dumbbells. Most of the daily workouts require a set of dumbbells. Each weight training workout will have a recommended dumbbell weight, usually between 5-15 pounds. Remember muscle growth happens with lifting heavy weights.
Kettlebell. You can always perform the kettlebell workouts using a single dumbbell.
Foam Roller. A great way to release sore muscles post workout or to use on active recovery days.
2. Time Requirement:
About 30 minutes a day, 5 days per week. You can always take more rest days as needed!
If you’re a runner and want to incorporate running into this full body workout plan, I suggest completing three of the strength training workouts each week. Choose three full body workouts OR choose:
One Leg Day (lower body)
One Arm Day (upper body)
One Full Body Training Day
You just want to make sure you are strength training your major muscle groups three times per week. Add running on the other days or add a run to arm days if time allows. You also have the option to follow our 2-Week Strength Training + Running Workout Plan.
3. Fitness Level:
Intermediate-to-Advanced, with modifications offered for all fitness levels. If you’re a fitness beginner try starting with one of our 30-Day Beginner Workout Plans.
This full body workout plan is made of full body, compound exercises that will challenge every major muscle group in your body. But each training session offers scalable modifications for all fitness levels.
If you need to adjust this plan for pregnancy/postpartum, modifications are noted next to the daily workouts to make this fitness plan accessible for all fitness levels. If I don’t recommend a workout for pregnancy, I’ve linked an alternative, pregnancy-friendly workout.
4. Cost:
FREE! No sign up needed, this is a FREE 4-Week Workout Plan.
4-Week Workout Plan FAQs
Can You Get In Shape In 4 Weeks?
A 4-week workout challenge is a great way to establish a fitness routine if you’re a beginner, or introduce a new variety of workouts into your routine if you’re more advanced. Including a variety of workouts like those found in this challenge is a great way to avoid workout plateaus, as well as minimize workout boredom or burnout.
What Is The Best Way To Lose Weight And Tone In 4 Weeks?
Consistency is key when it comes to increasing muscle mass and fat loss. I believe the best workout method is one you can stick to over time. A well-rounded training routine includes cardiovascular exercise, strength training, mobility, daily steps and proper protein intake to promote overall fitness and well-being.
Note: before beginning any new exercise program you should consult with your physician or midwife. The information provided with this workout challenge is intended for general information and use; it does not include specific, individualized recommendations and is not intended as medical advice. Before you begin any new exercise program Nourish Move Love, LLC recommends that you consult with your physician. Nourish Move Love, LLC primarily educates clients to assume more personal responsibility for their health by adopting a healthy and active lifestyle.
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4 comments
I’ve been strength training for 40 years.I am not an elite athlete; I’ve just been active all my life. My workouts were getting a bit stale. I stumbled on your website & have thoroughly enjoyed working out with you in the past 3 weeks. I appreciate your candor & humor. Your workouts are well thought out. I enjoy the variety and the modifications you offer. You and Rachel do all the work; Ijust start the video and follow along. Thanks for your hard work.
Carol! I’m so glad you stumbled over here and are putting my workouts + workout plans to good use! And yes, that’s the goal, is that we take the guesswork out of it for you so all you have to do is hit play! Keep up the awesome work! -Lindsey
I can’t find where you talk about preworkout, I was looking to try it out. Absolutely love your workout style btw, I’ve tried a lot of others and they just didn’t help me accomplish what I wanted and sometimes I even hurt myself. Thanks for being you!
Hi Katherine! I’m so glad you are loving the workouts and feeling accomplished! Keep up the great work; you’re going to rock this challenge! Regarding the pre-workout that was an older video and we’ve since updated the content, but I personally don’t really use a pre-workout anymore. And total transparency in my opinion, I don’t think pre-workouts are necessary. But if there’s something specific you’re looking for let me know and I’ll do my best to point you in the right direction. -Lindsey
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I’ve been strength training for 40 years.I am not an elite athlete; I’ve just been active all my life. My workouts were getting a bit stale. I stumbled on your website & have thoroughly enjoyed working out with you in the past 3 weeks. I appreciate your candor & humor. Your workouts are well thought out. I enjoy the variety and the modifications you offer. You and Rachel do all the work; Ijust start the video and follow along. Thanks for your hard work.
Carol! I’m so glad you stumbled over here and are putting my workouts + workout plans to good use! And yes, that’s the goal, is that we take the guesswork out of it for you so all you have to do is hit play! Keep up the awesome work! -Lindsey
I can’t find where you talk about preworkout, I was looking to try it out. Absolutely love your workout style btw, I’ve tried a lot of others and they just didn’t help me accomplish what I wanted and sometimes I even hurt myself. Thanks for being you!
Hi Katherine! I’m so glad you are loving the workouts and feeling accomplished! Keep up the great work; you’re going to rock this challenge! Regarding the pre-workout that was an older video and we’ve since updated the content, but I personally don’t really use a pre-workout anymore. And total transparency in my opinion, I don’t think pre-workouts are necessary. But if there’s something specific you’re looking for let me know and I’ll do my best to point you in the right direction. -Lindsey