Home Workout Program
The best 3 month home workout program that will get you in shape with only 30 minutes a session.


You don’t need a gym membership to get stronger, feel better, and build momentum. Whether you’re short on time, traveling, or just getting started, this simple home workout routine covers all the essentials: strength, mobility, and consistency.
What You’ll Need:
A yoga mat or towel
A small space (6x6 feet is plenty)
A water bottle
Optional: a timer app or stopwatch
The Workout
This is a full-body circuit that targets your core, legs, chest, and shoulders. It’s designed to be simple but effective — and scalable as you get stronger.
Do 3 rounds of the following:
Bodyweight Squats – 15 reps
Push-Ups – 8 to 12 reps (modify on knees if needed)
Glute Bridges – 15 reps
Plank Hold – 30 seconds
Reverse Lunges – 10 reps each leg
Superman Hold – 30 seconds
Rest 60–90 seconds between each round.
Weekly Schedule
Here’s a basic weekly structure to follow:
Day 1 – Full Body Strength
Do the full workout circuit (above)
Day 2 – Active Recovery
Walk for 20–30 minutes, stretch or do light yoga
Day 3 – Full Body Strength
Day 4 – Rest or Mobility
Foam roll, stretch, hydrate
Day 5 – Full Body Strength
Day 6 – Cardio Burst
Try 4 rounds of:
Jumping Jacks – 1 minute
High Knees – 30 seconds
Squat Jumps – 10 reps
Rest – 1 minute
Day 7 – Rest or optional light walk
How to Progress
Increase reps or rounds each week
Add resistance bands or dumbbells over time
Track your workouts to stay consistent
Final Tip
The hardest part is starting. Keep it simple, stay consistent, and focus on progress — not perfection. You’ve got this.
You don’t need a gym membership to get stronger, feel better, and build momentum. Whether you’re short on time, traveling, or just getting started, this simple home workout routine covers all the essentials: strength, mobility, and consistency.
What You’ll Need:
A yoga mat or towel
A small space (6x6 feet is plenty)
A water bottle
Optional: a timer app or stopwatch
The Workout
This is a full-body circuit that targets your core, legs, chest, and shoulders. It’s designed to be simple but effective — and scalable as you get stronger.
Do 3 rounds of the following:
Bodyweight Squats – 15 reps
Push-Ups – 8 to 12 reps (modify on knees if needed)
Glute Bridges – 15 reps
Plank Hold – 30 seconds
Reverse Lunges – 10 reps each leg
Superman Hold – 30 seconds
Rest 60–90 seconds between each round.
Weekly Schedule
Here’s a basic weekly structure to follow:
Day 1 – Full Body Strength
Do the full workout circuit (above)
Day 2 – Active Recovery
Walk for 20–30 minutes, stretch or do light yoga
Day 3 – Full Body Strength
Day 4 – Rest or Mobility
Foam roll, stretch, hydrate
Day 5 – Full Body Strength
Day 6 – Cardio Burst
Try 4 rounds of:
Jumping Jacks – 1 minute
High Knees – 30 seconds
Squat Jumps – 10 reps
Rest – 1 minute
Day 7 – Rest or optional light walk
How to Progress
Increase reps or rounds each week
Add resistance bands or dumbbells over time
Track your workouts to stay consistent
Final Tip
The hardest part is starting. Keep it simple, stay consistent, and focus on progress — not perfection. You’ve got this.

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