Workout template

Strength and Hypertrophy Workout

A mixed approach that pairs lower-rep compound work with higher-rep accessories in the same week.

Goal
Strength

The main training outcome this template is built around.

Difficulty
Intermediate

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Duration
65 min

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Who it is for

Intermediate

Someone who wants to keep getting stronger while still training for size and shape.

Equipment

Barbell, Dumbbell, Cable, Machine

These are the main tools you will usually need to run the workout as written.

Training days

4 days / week

Use this to decide whether the template fits the time you can realistically train each week.

Warm-up guidance

Warm up the first compound thoroughly, then keep the accessory warm-up shorter and simpler.

Progression guidance

Use load progression on the first lift of each day and rep progression on the rest of the session.

Exercise table

What this workout includes.

Use the table below to see each exercise, how it is organized, and the basic set, rep, and rest guidance.

Upper

3 exercises
ExerciseSectionSetsRepsRestNotes
Barbell Bench Press - Medium GripStrength work44-62 min 30 secStrength emphasis starts here.
Bent Over Barbell RowStrength work45-62 min 30 secPair heavy upper-body pulling with the press.
Side Lateral RaiseHypertrophy work312-1545 secControlled delt volume.

Lower

3 exercises
ExerciseSectionSetsRepsRestNotes
Barbell SquatStrength work44-63 minUse this as the main lower-body strength anchor.
Barbell DeadliftStrength work33-53 minHeavy pulls with clean technique.
Leg PressHypertrophy work310-121 min 30 secAdd muscular volume without chasing sloppy reps.
Exercise substitutions

Simple swaps if you need another option.

These substitutions stay in the same general lane so you can adjust the workout without rebuilding it from scratch.

Related exercises

Learn the main movements before you run the template.

These exercise pages help you understand the lifts, machines, and accessories that show up most in this workout.

ChestBarbell

Barbell Bench Press - Medium Grip

Barbell Bench Press - Medium Grip is a beginner strength that mainly trains your chest using barbell.

BeginnerStrength
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BackBarbell

Barbell Deadlift

Barbell Deadlift is a intermediate strength that mainly trains your back using barbell.

IntermediateStrength
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LegsBarbell

Barbell Squat

Barbell Squat is a beginner strength that mainly trains your legs using barbell.

BeginnerStrength
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BackBarbell

Bent Over Barbell Row

Bent Over Barbell Row is a beginner strength that mainly trains your back using barbell.

BeginnerStrength
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LegsMachine

Leg Press

Leg Press is a beginner strength that mainly trains your legs using machine.

BeginnerStrength
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ShouldersDumbbell

Side Lateral Raise

Side Lateral Raise is a beginner strength that mainly trains your shoulders using dumbbell.

BeginnerStrength
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Beginner Strength Program

A simple strength-first plan that keeps the exercise menu small enough to progress consistently.

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FAQ

Common questions about Strength and Hypertrophy Workout.

Use these quick answers as a starting point, then compare the plan to your real schedule, equipment, and recovery.

Who is Strength and Hypertrophy Workout best for?

Someone who wants to keep getting stronger while still training for size and shape.

How often should I run Strength and Hypertrophy Workout?

This template is structured around about 4 training days per week.

Can I swap exercises in Strength and Hypertrophy Workout?

Yes. The cleanest swaps are exercises that train the same main muscle group with similar equipment and a similar movement pattern.

How do I progress this workout over time?

Use load progression on the first lift of each day and rep progression on the rest of the session.

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