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There is a bit of art to this, but the first step is simple: write a general schedule. What are you going to do each day, Monday through Sunday? Get a piece of paper, and write the days of the week along the side, then choose what you'll do each day: workout or rest.

How to create a workout planner Open Canva. Launch Canva and type “Workout planners” on the search bar. Choose a template to work with. To find the best template for your program, filter by format, style, theme, and color. Personalize the design. Fine-tune the design. Save your work.

Get a piece of paper, and write the days of the week along the side, then choose what you'll do each day: workout or rest. To begin, plan to workout five days per week and rest two days. For most people, this is more than adequate for getting good results.

Starting Your Fitness Plan Step 1: Ease into it. Step 2: You don't have to do it all at once. Step 3: Start with something low impact. Step 4: Manage your expectations. Step 5: Schedule physical activity into your daily plan. Step 6: Track your progress. Step 7: Set a reasonable goal.

Draw the Chart Write the days of the week in a column on the left side of a sheet of paper. Place the names of all the exercises you do across the top of the page. Draw horizontal lines across the page, midway between the name of each day. Take your resting pulse rate before you do your first workout each week.

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