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What is the training split for MOVE Challenge - Busy Girl Sculpt?
What is the training split for MOVE Challenge - Busy Girl Sculpt?

What kind of workouts and training can you expect with our MOVE Challenge - Busy Girl Sculpt?

Updated over a month ago

With the MOVE Challenge—Busy Girl Sculpt, you can choose between a 4, 5, or 6-day training split; however, the default training split will appear as 6 days!

Please see Weeks 1 & 2 training splits below:

6 Days

Monday: Booty Sculpt

Tuesday: Full Body Sculpt

Wednesday: HIIT Cardio & Core Sculpt

Thursday: Full Body Sculpt

Friday: LISS Cardio or R&R

Saturday: Lower Body Sculpt

Sunday: Rest & Recovery

5 Days

Monday: Booty Sculpt

Tuesday: Full Body Sculpt

Wednesday: HIIT Cardio & Core Sculpt

Thursday: Full Body Sculpt

Friday: Rest & Recovery

Saturday: Lower Body Sculpt

Sunday: Rest & Recovery

4 Days

Monday: Booty Sculpt

Tuesday: Rest & Recovery

Wednesday: HIIT Cardio & Core Sculpt

Thursday: Full Body Sculpt

Friday: Rest & Recovery

Saturday: Lower Body Sculpt

Sunday: Rest & Recovery

Training Style Explained

Weeks 1 & 2:

The focus in these first two weeks is on foundational strength and intensity. Workouts use the 5x5 method to emphasize strength progression, especially targeting glute strength. Expect circuits that keep intensity high, combining EMOM and interval formats for a full-body challenge that elevates your heart rate and builds muscular endurance.

Weeks 3 & 4:

Building on the foundations, these weeks introduce the Wave Loading x Drop Set method. This advanced technique uses progressively heavier weights in the first set of each wave, followed by drop sets to enhance both endurance and strength. The structure continues to challenge your limits, helping you adapt to higher loads and pushing you to lift heavier with each new wave.

Weeks 5 & 6:

In the final phase, we introduce the Pyramid Set Technique, where reps decrease as weight increases, challenging muscles to handle progressively heavier loads. This phase also includes an AMRAP (As Many Rounds As Possible) session, pushing endurance and testing your limits within a set time frame. The combination of volume and intensity will leave you feeling strong and accomplished as you complete the challenge.

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