Tuesday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Four weeks of strength training with room to recover. Week 1 Session 2 has a sample plan to follow; other workout details are still being prepared. Move through the weeks in order, or start with the session that feels right for today.
Week 1 · Find your footing
Draft estimate
Choose what you have
A clear starting point
Your program
Sessions are shown on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Rest days fill the spaces between.
Week 1 of 4
Ease in, find a manageable pace, and leave room to listen to your body.
Tuesday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Thursday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Saturday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Sunday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Week 2 of 4
Return to the foundations and build a steady rhythm through practice.
Tuesday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Thursday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Saturday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Sunday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Week 3 of 4
Use what feels workable and add challenge with care and intention.
Tuesday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Thursday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Saturday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Sunday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Week 4 of 4
Make recovery part of the rhythm and notice what helps you continue.
Tuesday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Thursday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Saturday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Sunday
Rest day
Rest fully, or choose easy movement if it feels comfortable.
Kernlift is educational fitness guidance, not medical advice. Adjust or pause movement to suit your needs, and consult a qualified healthcare professional about individual symptoms, conditions, or limitations.