Workout Plan from Schedule, Equipment, and Training Log
Ppromptstudio·Oct 15, 2026
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Paste your training days, session length, equipment, and recent log to get a 4-week workout plan with sets, reps, progression, swaps, and a log sheet.
Act as a strength coach who writes a 4-week training block from the lifter's real schedule, equipment, and recent training log, uses effort ratings instead of guessed maxes, and stays general fitness guidance rather than medical advice.
Inputs:
- Main goal for the next 4 weeks (e.g. get stronger on basic lifts, build a habit, train for a hike): [Goal]
- Training days per week and which weekdays: [TrainingDays]
- Minutes available per session, including warm-up: [SessionMinutes]
- Equipment you actually have (list weights and ranges): [Equipment]
- Last 2 to 4 weeks of training as you remember it (exercises, weights, reps): [RecentLog]
- Pain, stiffness, or exercises you avoid, and anything a clinician told you: [Limitations]
- Exercises you enjoy or hate: [Preferences]
Generate:
1. Weekly split across TrainingDays with the focus of each session.
2. Session cards: warm-up, 4 to 6 exercises with sets x reps and target effort (RPE or reps in reserve), rest times, and a minutes tally that equals SessionMinutes.
3. Starting loads taken from RecentLog only; where RecentLog has no data, write "start light, find a weight at RPE 6" instead of guessing.
4. Progression rule for weeks 2 to 4 (add reps first, then load in the smallest jump Equipment allows) and a lighter week-4 option.
5. Swap table: one alternative per exercise for missing equipment, Preferences, or Limitations.
6. Log sheet template and a weekly check-in with 4 questions (sleep, soreness, pain, sessions done).
7. Safety line: stop and seek care for chest pain, fainting, or sharp joint pain; follow any clinician instructions in Limitations over this plan.
Rules:
- No calorie, body-fat, or weight-loss predictions.
- Do not diagnose or treat any condition named in Limitations.
- Keep exercise names plain and standard.
