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- 15 protocols
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PROGRAMS · THREE WAYS TO START
Choose a ready-made base, ask Fonte to account for your gym, or rebuild exactly your own method. In all three cases you stay in control before you begin.


NO IMPOSED PROGRAM
Fonte does not replace your judgment. The app prepares, explains and lets you correct before the first set.
READY TO USE
Start from a structured program, read every workout and adapt it before you begin. The library covers different schedules, levels and goals.
FITTED TO YOUR REALITY
State your goal, your available days and the equipment you can actually use. Fonte composes a coherent base you can review and edit.
YOUR METHOD
Recreate your routine exercise by exercise, set sets, reps and rest, then let it evolve with your real workouts.
THE LIBRARY
Three free programs published workout by workout; the others show their structure — workouts, number of exercises, muscles worked — and the app gives the details with Premium.
Full body 3 times per week, the standard recommendation for beginners. Machines and guided movements train every…
FreeA 4-day upper/lower split, the next step after a few months of full-body training. Each muscle is trained twice per…
PremiumFour upper/lower days plus one light full-body session. For motivated beginners who want to train often without…
PremiumA volume-focused upper/lower split with 10 to 20 sets per muscle each week and 6-15 rep ranges. A research-backed…
PremiumBuilt around the squat, bench press, deadlift and overhead press for sets of 3 to 5 reps with long rests. Get stronger…
PremiumTwo heavy strength sessions and two volume sessions. The best of both worlds, inspired by PHUL and hybrid…
PremiumTwo lower-body sessions focused on the glutes, with the hip thrust as the cornerstone, plus two upper-body and core…
PremiumThree complete bodyweight sessions with little or no equipment. Push-ups, squats, inverted rows and core work: stay…
FreeA 4-day upper/lower split using only a pair of dumbbells and a bench. Made for a well-equipped home or a crowded gym.
PremiumThe classic Push Pull Legs split repeated twice per week, training every muscle twice. The world's most popular…
FreeThree full-body strength sessions to preserve muscle, two cardio sessions and short finishers. Strength training comes…
PremiumTwo alternating full-body workouts (A-B-A, then B-A-B), training every muscle 3 times per week. The most effective…
PremiumAn upper/lower split completed by a full-body volume session. Each muscle is trained 2 times per week with high volume…
PremiumOne day for each main lift (squat, bench press, deadlift, overhead press): heavy sets of 3-5 followed by lighter…
PremiumSquat, bench press and deadlift rotate as the main lift, with sets of 3 to 5 and long rests. Build strength in the…
PremiumHigh volume on the competition lifts (6 heavy sets per session), inspired by nSuns and using double progression—the…
PremiumTwo power sessions (3-5 reps), then three targeted hypertrophy sessions, following a structure inspired by Layne…
PremiumThree full-body sessions to preserve muscle, each ending with a short cardio finisher. Strength training protects your…
PremiumThree full-body sessions alternating the main lifts. First, honesty: recomposition training looks like muscle-building…
PremiumA moderate-volume upper/lower split, training each muscle 2 times per week. Same principle: train to build, eat to…
PremiumThree full-body sessions where every day starts with glutes (hip thrust, sumo deadlift, Romanian deadlift), inspired…
PremiumThree glute-dominant lower-body sessions and two upper-body sessions. A deliberate specialization inspired by Glute…
PremiumThe minimum effective dose for hybrid fitness: one strength session, one interval session, and one compromised session…
PremiumThe standard setup for your first race: two runs (endurance + intervals), one full-body strength session, and the…
PremiumThe competitor format: three runs, two strength sessions, and one long compromised session in race-order run-station…
PremiumThe same full-body session three times per week—the proven format of the reference bodyweight routine: pull/push pairs…
PremiumA fully bodyweight upper/lower split: pull-ups, dips and their scapular preparation on one side; unilateral leg work…
PremiumTwo short power sessions (vertical, then horizontal) to add to your usual strength program. Learn to land before you…
PremiumFoundations (landings, pogo jumps), vertical power, horizontal power: three sessions spaced at least 48 h apart—the…
PremiumThe rite of passage: squat every session, alternating two workouts (A-B-A, then B-A-B), with 5 sets of 5 on the…
PremiumThe minimum that works: two full-body sessions using machines and guided movements. Two appointments per week are…
PremiumOne muscle group per day, the most famous split in the gym. It is not the most optimal on paper (1× frequency), but…
PremiumFull-body sessions in 30-40 minutes: one main lift, then exercise pairs performed back-to-back with short rests. For…
PremiumThe minimum dose for athletic preparation: one lower-body session with a plyometric primer, one upper-body session…
PremiumThe classic strength-and-conditioning structure: upper strength, lower strength with a jump primer, a track speed day…
PremiumThe 4-day model plus a lower-body volume and unilateral-work session. Keep the speed session well away from heavy leg…
PremiumThe complete preparation format: two distinct speed sessions (acceleration, then top speed and reactivity), two…
PremiumThree short thigh, core and glute sessions repeated for 6 weeks. Build repetitions and intervals within the prescribed…
PremiumTwo true lower-body sessions and one complete upper-body session. Prioritize glutes and legs without neglecting the…
PremiumThree lower-body sessions, one upper-body session and one core-conditioning session. The leg volume is spread across…
PremiumBEFORE YOU LIFT
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THE REST HAPPENS DURING THE WORKOUT
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