Dumbbell Only Workout: 6 Day Dumbbell Workout Split

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This 6 day dumbbell only workout program only requires dumbbells and is perfect for those looking to build lean muscle mass at home or on the go!

WORKOUT SUMMARY​

Workout Description​

We cap off our dumbbell only workout series with a 6 day workout split that utilizes nothing but dumbbells.
This workout is perfect for anyone who works out at home in their home gym, travels frequently and needs a go-to program they can do in limited hotel gyms, or anyone out there who prefers training with dumbbells over other implements.
This is the final program in this particular series. Each program was written as a progression from the previous program. The main form of progression being increasing the total volume of your workouts by increasing the number of training days each week.
Prior to performing this program, it is recommended to go through the following phases:
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6 Day Dumbbell Workout Split Overview​

This workout can be performed for up to 12 weeks.
It follows a push/pull/legs workout scheme. As a result, you’ll train each muscle group at least twice per week. Some supporting muscle groups (especially the back and shoulders) are indirectly targeted even more than that.
The program is void of any ab work and cardio work. However, both can be easily added at a frequency that aligns with your goals.
The main goal of the program is to help you build lean muscle mass. It can also be used for those with fat loss goals as well. Both goals will heavily rely on whether or not you’re currently eating in a calorie surplus or deficit at the time of performing the workouts.
Keep rest periods between 45-60 seconds when performing each workout.
When selecting a weight, choose a weight that is challenging for each exercise. You should feel as though you have just 1 more rep left in the tank upon completing each set.
After you’ve finished this workout program’s recommended duration, you’re more than welcome to continue on with it if you are enjoying it and still seeing results from it. Alternatively, you can cycle through the other workouts in the series, attempting to get stronger at the lifts each time you perform them.

Day 1: Push Dumbbell Workout A​

Day 2: Pull Dumbbell Workout A​

Day 3: Leg Dumbbell Workout A​

ExerciseSetsReps
Dumbbell Squat48-12
Dumbbell Stiff Leg Deadlift48-12
Dumbbell Goblet Squat48-12
Dumbbell Hip Thrust48-12
Dumbbell Calf Raise415-20

Day 4: Push Dumbbell Workout B​

Day 5: Pull Dumbbell Workout B​

ExerciseSetsReps
One Arm Dumbbell Row58-12
Reverse Grip Dumbbell Row48-12
Dumbbell Pullover48-12
Dumbbell Hammer Curl310-15
Reverse Curl310-15

Day 6: Leg Dumbbell Workout B​

ExerciseSetsReps
Dumbbell Deadlift48-12
Dumbbell Split Squat48-12 Each
Dumbbell Goblet Squat38-12
Dumbbell Hip Thrust310-15
Dumbbell Calf Raise420
 

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