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Purpose

Gyms are great, but they are not required. This skill helps you build effective workouts using just your bodyweight or minimal equipment. No more excuses about not having a gym membership or equipment.

When to Use

Use this Skill when you need to:

  • Exercise without a gym membership
  • Work out while traveling
  • Build a home workout routine
  • Train with minimal or no equipment
  • Save time by skipping the gym commute

Step-by-Step Process

Step 1: Assess Your Home Setup

What are we working with?

Ask these questions:

  • "What equipment do you have, if any?" (none, resistance bands, dumbbells, pull-up bar)
  • "How much space do you have?" (bedroom, living room, backyard)
  • "Any neighbors below you?" (impacts jumping exercises)
  • "What is your fitness level?" (complete beginner, some experience, advanced)

Equipment tiers:

  • Level 0: Zero equipment (bodyweight only)
  • Level 1: Resistance bands or light dumbbells
  • Level 2: Dumbbells (adjustable or set) + pull-up bar
  • Level 3: Barbell, bench, or more

Output Variable: home_setup

Step 2: Select Exercise Categories

Cover all movement patterns.

The 6 Fundamental Movements:

  1. Push (horizontal): Push-ups, dips
  2. Push (vertical): Pike push-ups, handstand work
  3. Pull (horizontal): Rows (table, band, or towel)
  4. Pull (vertical): Pull-ups, chin-ups
  5. Squat/Legs: Squats, lunges, step-ups
  6. Hinge/Posterior: Glute bridges, RDLs, good mornings
  7. Core: Planks, dead bugs, mountain climbers

For each movement, have:

  • Beginner version
  • Intermediate version
  • Advanced version
  • Equipment variation (if they have gear)

Output Variable: exercise_categories

Step 3: Build Progressions

Bodyweight training = mastering progressions.

Push-up progression:

  1. Wall push-ups
  2. Incline push-ups (hands on chair/counter)
  3. Knee push-ups
  4. Full push-ups
  5. Decline push-ups
  6. Archer push-ups
  7. One-arm push-up progressions

Squat progression:

  1. Assisted squats (holding something)
  2. Bodyweight squats
  3. Pause squats
  4. Bulgarian split squats
  5. Pistol squat progressions

Row progression (without equipment):

  1. Wall rows
  2. Table rows (under a sturdy table)
  3. Towel rows (with partner or door anchor)
  4. Inverted rows (if bar available)

Ask: "Where are you in these progressions?"

Output Variable: progressions

Step 4: Design Workout Format

Choose the right structure.

Circuit Training (best for time efficiency):

  • 4-6 exercises, minimal rest between
  • Rest 1-2 min after each circuit
  • Repeat 3-4 rounds
  • Great for conditioning + strength

Straight Sets (best for strength focus):

  • Do all sets of one exercise before moving on
  • 60-90 sec rest between sets
  • Better for progressing on specific movements

EMOM (Every Minute on the Minute):

  • Set timer for 1 minute
  • Do X reps at the start of each minute
  • Rest remainder of minute
  • Great for practice and conditioning

AMRAP (As Many Rounds As Possible):

  • Set timer for 10-20 minutes
  • Complete circuit as many times as possible
  • Track total rounds for progress

Output Variable: workout_format

Step 5: Create the Workout Plan

Build the complete program.

Sample Week Structure:

  • Day 1: Upper body focus
  • Day 2: Lower body focus
  • Day 3: Rest or active recovery
  • Day 4: Full body
  • Day 5: Rest
  • Day 6: Conditioning/cardio
  • Day 7: Rest

For each workout, include:

  • Warm-up (5 min)
  • Main workout (15-30 min)
  • Cool-down/stretch (5 min)
  • Progression notes

Output Variable: workout_plan

Step 6: Add Intensity Techniques

Make bodyweight harder without equipment.

Tempo manipulation:

  • Slow negatives (3-5 seconds down)
  • Pause at bottom
  • Explosive up, slow down

Volume techniques:

  • Add reps each week
  • Add sets each week
  • Decrease rest time

Mechanical advantage:

  • Elevate feet (push-ups, dips)
  • Reduce base of support (single leg)
  • Add pauses or isometric holds

Output Variable: intensity_techniques

Step 7: Generate Home Workout Plan

Create the complete document.

Create a document titled "Your Home Workout Plan" with everything.

Output Format

Your Home Workout Plan

EQUIPMENT: [What you have]
SPACE: [Available area]
LEVEL: [Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced]

WEEKLY SCHEDULE:
- Day 1: [Focus]
- Day 2: [Focus]
...

---

WORKOUT 1: [Name]
Time: [X] minutes
Format: [Circuit/Straight sets/EMOM]

Warm-up (5 min):
- [Movement] x 30 sec
- [Movement] x 30 sec
- [Movement] x 30 sec

Main Workout:
[Format-specific instructions]

1. [Exercise] - [Sets/Reps/Time]
   Beginner: [Modification]
   Make it harder: [Progression]

2. [Exercise] - [Sets/Reps/Time]
   Beginner: [Modification]
   Make it harder: [Progression]
...

Cool-down (5 min):
- [Stretch] x 30 sec
- [Stretch] x 30 sec

---

PROGRESSION PLAN:
Week 1-2: [Starting point]
Week 3-4: [Increase]
Week 5+: [Next progression]

NO-NOISE ALTERNATIVES:
[For jumping exercises if needed]

Tools

  • basile_create_document - Save your home workout plan

Example

Input: Complete beginner, no equipment, small apartment, can not make noise (neighbors below)

Output:

EQUIPMENT: None (bodyweight only)
SPACE: Small apartment
LEVEL: Beginner
NOTE: No jumping (neighbor-friendly)

WEEKLY SCHEDULE:
- Monday: Upper Body
- Wednesday: Lower Body
- Friday: Full Body
- Other days: Rest or walking

---

WORKOUT 1: UPPER BODY
Time: 20 minutes
Format: Circuit x 3 rounds

Warm-up (5 min):
- Arm circles x 30 sec
- Cat-cow stretch x 30 sec
- Wall push-ups (warm-up pace) x 30 sec

Circuit (3 rounds, 45 sec rest between rounds):

1. Incline Push-ups (hands on counter) - 3 x 8-10
   Easier: Wall push-ups
   Harder: Lower the incline or full push-ups

2. Table Rows - 3 x 8-10
   (Lie under sturdy table, pull chest to table)
   Easier: Stand closer to vertical
   Harder: Elevate feet

3. Pike Push-ups - 3 x 6-8
   (Hips up, head toward floor)
   Easier: Reduce range of motion
   Harder: Feet elevated

4. Plank - 3 x 20-30 sec
   Easier: Knee plank
   Harder: Plank shoulder taps

Cool-down:
- Doorway chest stretch x 30 sec each side
- Cross-body shoulder stretch x 30 sec each

---

PROGRESSION PLAN:
Week 1-2: Complete as written, focus on form
Week 3-4: Add 2 reps to each exercise
Week 5+: Move to harder variation or add 4th round
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