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Guide To Getting Started With Freeletics

This document provides a guide to getting started with Freeletics. It explains how to download the app, create an account, and select workouts or exercises of different difficulty levels. It also includes a 4-week training routine for beginners and descriptions of several popular workouts with their exercises, targeted muscles, and duration. Finally, it offers some sample training plans combining strength, hypertrophy, and cardio workouts.
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Guide To Getting Started With Freeletics

This document provides a guide to getting started with Freeletics. It explains how to download the app, create an account, and select workouts or exercises of different difficulty levels. It also includes a 4-week training routine for beginners and descriptions of several popular workouts with their exercises, targeted muscles, and duration. Finally, it offers some sample training plans combining strength, hypertrophy, and cardio workouts.
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Guide to getting started with Freeletics

1. From your smartphone, open the 'Play Store' (or Apple Store if you are using iOS) and
download and install the Freeletics Bodyweight application.
2. Create an account and register with email or Facebook (totally
free).
3. To perform workouts and exercises, click on the left sidebar,
then in training and select workouts or exercises.
You can select various difficulty levels, with 'endurance' being one of them.
the softest and 'strength' the most demanding.
2. The workouts can all be done at home by substituting those
they need a space to run for their "2×2" version,
clicking on the 'material' tab and selecting 2×2.
3. Watch the videos of each exercise to learn the correct technique.

First month routine in Freeletics

With this routine, you will familiarize yourself with the type of training of Freeletics. It is
a routine aimed at people who want to start exercising (even though it
gradually complicates), but if you are already an experienced athlete you can
just add it to your usual training (preferably at the end).

Notes:

Leave a rest day between each session, except in weeks 3 and 4.


what can you do two days in a row (on the days when you feel most recovered)
You train Monday-Wednesday-Friday in week 1 and 2.
and Monday-Tuesday-Thursday-Saturday the weeks 3 and 4.
If you can't do dominadas, just help yourself with a jump to
rise and hold the fall (2-3 seconds).
Complete the training at your own pace. If you have to
rest for three minutes to continue, do it. The goal is to complete it, and
little by little lower your time.
Learn to listen to your body. If you feel pain or are unwell.
(beyond the fatigue of doing sports), to stop training. A
Injury will harm you more than not completing a workout.
Try to do the workouts in their "standard" version, but if not
You are physically prepared; you can do it in 'endurance' mode.
Week 1
Day 1: Morpheus

Day 2: Nyx

Day 3: Metis

Week 2
Athena

Day 2: Nyx

Day 3: Morpheus

Week 3
Day 1: Dione

Day 2: Prometheus

Day 3: Persephone

Day 4: Ares

Week 4
Aphrodite

Day 2: Morpheus

Day 3: Krios

Day 4: Zeus (Endurance)

Concluding
Free workouts

Aphrodite

Burpees, squats, and crunches (abdominals).


Muscles involved: legs and abs.
Type: Mainly cardio.
Estimated time: 30-40 min.

Ares

Pull-ups, shrugs, sprinting.


Muscles involved: Back and biceps, abs and legs.
Type: Strength/hypertrophy mainly.
Approximate type: 10-15 min.

Athena

Climbers, crunches, squats.


Muscles involved: Abdominals and legs.
Type: Cardio.
Approximate time: 8 min.

Dione

Ejercicios:Jumping jacks, Burpees, elevación de piernas, encogimientos.


Muscles involved: Legs and abdominals.
Type: Cardio.
Approximate time: 35-50 min.

Krios

Pull-ups, squats, crunches.


Muscles involved: Back and biceps, legs and abs.
Type: Strength/Hypertrophy mainly.
Approximate time: 6-10 min.

Metis

Burpees, climbers, jumps.


Muscles involved: legs and abdominals.
Type: Cardio.
Approximate time: 6-10 min.
Morpheus

Exercises: Push-ups, lunges, jumping jacks.


Muscles involved: Chest and triceps, legs.
Type: Mixed.
Approximate time: 5-7 min.

Nyx

Exercises: crunches, leg raises, stand-ups.


Muscles involved: Abdominals (and stabilizing muscles) and
legs.
Type: Cardio.
Approximate time: 5-7 min.

Persephone

Lunges, burpees, leg raises.


Muscles involved: Legs, abs.
Type: Cardio.
Approximate time: 10-12 min.

Prometheus

Ejercicios:Escaladores, flexiones, encogimientos, sentadillas, jumping


jacks.
Muscles involved: abs, chest and triceps, legs.
Mixed type.
Approximate time: 20-25 min.

Zeus

Ejercicios:Flexiones de pino, dominadas, flexiones, encogimientos,


squats.
Muscles involved: Shoulders, chest, triceps, back, biceps
abdominals, legs (whole body).
Type: Mixed, although the really hard part is the strength/hypertrophy section.
Approximate time: 35-50 min.
Classification by type

Strength/hypertrophy: Ares, Krios.


Cardio: Aphrodite, Athena, Dione, Metis, Nyx, Persephone.
Mixed: Zeus, Prometheus, Morpheus.

Classification by muscles worked

Chest and triceps: Morpheus, Prometheus, Zeus.


Back and biceps: Ares, Krios, Zeus.
Shoulders: Zeus.
Legs exclusively: Aphrodite, Metis, Athena, Dione, Nyx,
Persephone.

Time classification

Rutinas cortas(<20 min): Ares, Athena, Krios, Metis, Morpheus, Nyx,


Persephone.
Rutinas largas(>20 min): Aphrodite, Dione, Prometheus, Zeus.

Training plan

Keeping the previous data in mind, we are going to plan a routine that
combine strength/hypertrophy training with training of
resistance, giving more frequency to strength/hypertrophy exercises due to their importance to
the time to create and maintain muscle. The routine will be Full Body, as everyone
workouts at least work the legs.

Proposed example
It will consist of three strength/hypertrophy sessions and two sessions of
resistance (cardio). In strength sessions we need to work all the
muscles of the body and that the routine is of strength or mixed type at least, and only
Is there a Freeletics workout that meets this requirement: Zeus, but combining?
With two workouts, we can work all the muscles equally. In this case,
We should combine a long workout with a short one.
Day 1: Prometheus + Krios

Day 2: Prometheus + Ares

Day 3: Zeus

Cardio Day 1: Aphrodite

Cardio Day 2: Dione


Notes:

Cardio days can be done at the end of the week or between the days.
of strength.
The volume can be increased (x2, x3, in the application itself) of a
short training to make it longer and thus create another Ares or Krios
long and combine it with Morpheus, which is chest and short.
On cardio day we can add a short additional leg workout.
Strength routines will be done in standard version, although if our level
If allowed, we can do them in strength version.
We will do the cardio routines in standard or endurance version.
We can make any combination taking into account the points
previous treaties (working all the muscles, duration of the routines,
the guy...).

Proposed example 2
4-day routine, focused on a torso-leg split. If it feels insufficient, increase the
training volume (x2, x3...)

Day 1 TORSO: Ares + Morpheus

Day 2 LEG: Aphrodite

-Day 3 TORSO: Zeus

Day 4 LEG: Persephone + Athena

Proposed example 3
3-Day Full Body Routine:

Krios + Morpheus + Choose one (Aphrodite/Dione)

Ares + Prometheus + Choose one (Metis/Athena/Nix/Persephone)

Zeus + Choose two (Metis/Athena/Nix/Persephone)

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