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Workout Days

Workout days define the sessions in your training split. A Push/Pull/Legs program has 3 days; an Upper/Lower has 2 or 4.

Adding a workout day​

  1. Open your program
  2. Tap Add Workout Day
  3. Name the day (e.g., "Push A", "Lower", "Back & Biceps")

The name appears in the mesocycle grid and workout screen.

Common splits​

SplitDaysHow it works
Push/Pull/Legs3Each muscle group hit 2× per week over 6 sessions
Upper/Lower2Each hit 2–3× per week over 4–6 sessions
Upper A/Lower A/Upper B/Lower B4Two variations of each, alternating
Full Body2–3Every muscle every session, lower volume per muscle
Bro Split4–5One muscle group per day, hit 1× per week

Higher frequency (hitting each muscle 2+ times per week) generally produces better results, but any split works if you manage volume properly.

Reordering days​

Drag days to reorder them. The order determines how they appear in the mesocycle grid (left to right) and the default training sequence.

Editing a day​

Tap a workout day to:

  • Rename it
  • Add, remove, or reorder exercises
  • Adjust exercise settings (sets, reps, progression)

Deleting a day​

Remove a workout day from the program. Logged workouts for that day remain in your history.

How days map to the mesocycle​

Each workout day becomes a column in the mesocycle grid:

Push Pull Legs
Week 1 [done] [done] [done]
Week 2 [done] [wip] [ ]
Week 3 [ ] [ ] [ ]

You work through the days in order each week. Weeks advance by completion count, not by calendar — see Mesocycles for details.