Schedule-aware split selection
Budy selects your split based on how many days you can train. Three days might get full-body; five days might get push/pull/legs.
Training Guide
A workout split determines which muscle groups you train on which days. The right split depends on your available training days, recovery capacity, and goal. This guide explains the most common splits and how Budy selects the optimal one for your situation automatically.
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Budy selects your workout split based on your available days, goal, and recovery — not a one-size-fits-all template.
Budy selects your split based on how many days you can train. Three days might get full-body; five days might get push/pull/legs.
Every plan includes muscle group balance data so no body part is overtrained or neglected across the week.
Choose which days of the week you train. Budy distributes sessions to optimize recovery between muscle groups.
People who want to understand workout splits and find the right one for their schedule.
Here are the most common splits and how Budy decides which one fits your situation.
Full-body splits train all major muscle groups each session, typically 3 days per week. They work well for beginners and people with limited training days because each muscle gets hit multiple times per week with moderate volume.
Upper/lower splits alternate between upper body and lower body days, typically 4 days per week. They allow more volume per muscle group than full-body while still hitting everything twice per week.
Push/pull/legs splits separate pushing movements (chest, shoulders, triceps), pulling movements (back, biceps), and leg work across 3 or 6 days. They allow high volume per muscle group and are popular for hypertrophy-focused training.
Bro splits dedicate each day to one muscle group across 5-6 days. They allow maximum volume per session but only hit each muscle once per week, which may be suboptimal for natural lifters.
Budy does not ask you to choose a split from a menu. Instead, it determines the optimal split from your inputs: available training days, session length, goal, experience level, and recovery capacity.
A beginner with 3 available days gets a different structure than an advanced lifter with 6 days, even if both selected "muscle gain" as their goal. The split is a consequence of your constraints, not an arbitrary choice.
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