28-Day Somatic Workout Challenge

We don’t recommend doing multiple full workout plans in the same day. Each plan is designed specifically, and doing multiple plans simultaneously can lead to overtraining and increase the risk of injury. It’s best to focus on one plan per day and allow for adequate rest and recovery.

If you miss a day of training, there’s no need to immediately make it up. You can continue with the next day’s workout and strive for consistency in the subsequent sessions. If you’ve missed multiple days, you can restart the plan from the beginning.

If you’re completely new to fitness, we recommend starting with beginner plans such as "Introductory Strength Training" or "Beginner Cardio" plans. These will teach you proper form and techniques, laying the foundation for more advanced training.

Most plans focus on bodyweight exercises and don’t require special equipment. However, some plans may require basic gear like dumbbells or yoga mats. The required equipment for each plan will be listed in the introduction, so you can prepare accordingly.

Generally, it’s recommended to have one rest day for every 2-3 days of training. Rest days are crucial for muscle recovery and injury prevention. You can engage in light cardio or stretching on your rest days.

Our plans aim to cater to different ages and fitness levels. However, if you have any pre-existing health conditions or disabilities, please consult your doctor before starting any new exercise plan.

Plan duration varies based on the theme and intensity, typically ranging from 20-60 minutes. The specific duration for each plan will be mentioned in the introduction, so you can plan accordingly.

We encourage you to record detailed information about each workout session, including exercises, repetitions, weights, etc. This will help you track your progress and make appropriate intensity adjustments over time. You can also consider using JustFit app to record and monitor your workouts.

The "best" workout plan for you depends on your individual goals, fitness level, preferences, and any physical limitations you may have. It’s essential to choose a plan that aligns with your specific objectives, whether it’s building strength, losing weight, improving endurance, or overall fitness. Consider consulting with a certified fitness professional who can assess your needs and recommend a tailored plan accordingly.

There is no one-size-fits-all "perfect" workout routine, as individual needs and preferences vary. However, an effective routine should incorporate a balanced combination of cardio, strength training, and flexibility exercises. It should also progressively challenge you, provide adequate rest and recovery, and align with your specific fitness goals. The "perfect" routine is one that you can consistently follow, enjoy, and see results from over time.

A well-rounded 5-day workout routine could consist of the following: Day 1: Full-body strength training Day 2: Cardio and core exercises Day 3: Lower body strength training Day 4: Upper body strength training Day 5: HIIT or circuit training This structure allows you to target all major muscle groups, incorporate cardio and core work, and have two dedicated rest days for recovery. However, you can adjust the routine based on your preferences, goals, and equipment availability.

While consistency is important, it’s generally not recommended to follow the same workout plan indefinitely. Over time, your body will adapt to the same routine, and you may experience a plateau in your progress. To continue seeing results, it’s advisable to periodically change your workout plan every 6-12 weeks. This can involve varying the exercises, intensity, volume, or introducing new training methods to challenge your body in different ways and promote continuous growth and improvement.